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District says middle‑school modernization will leave $2.5 million shortfall without additional funding
Summary
Business presenter said the district expects to be approximately $2.5 million short of the estimated cost for middle‑school modernization even if state construction funds arrive and the district has applied for another planning grant.
In discussing capital projects, the presenter (Katie) said the district’s middle school modernization is underway in planning but that the estimated total cost exceeds currently identified funds by roughly $2.5 million. Katie said the district has applied for an additional planning grant and noted splitting projects can increase costs because work (for example, removing and replacing ceilings) may be performed more than once if projects are phased.
Katie said the district expects a large state construction allocation only if the project is officially funded by the state; until then the district may need to use reserves or secure additional grants to cover the shortfall. “We don't get the $6,000,000 until the state officially funds our construction project... we're still $2,500,000 shy of the estimated cost for the whole project,” she said.
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