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Superintendent details grant applications and planned facility upgrades
Summary
Superintendent Bruce Todd told the board the district applied for a $300,000 safety grant for fencing, a $200,000 Healthy Kids grant for fitness/playground upgrades, and noted a preliminary $100,000 PUD grant for windows and doors; several repair/installation items are listed in the packet.
Superintendent Bruce Todd updated the board on capital and safety grant activity and planned facility work. He said the district applied for a $300,000 safety & security grant to complete fencing around school grounds and a $200,000 "Healthy Kids, Healthy School" grant to buy weight-room and playground equipment and install an outdoor sports court. Todd also reported an initial notice from Douglas County about a possible 2026 PUD grant of roughly $100,000 to replace windows and doors; awards are expected at the end of January.
Todd reviewed items tied to Small District Modernization Grant (SDMG) and urgent repair work, noting recent installations and punch-list items: door core locks installed on Oct. 27–28, an entry-door window replacement on Nov. 18, and AG shop door work among other minor items.
