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Superintendent: facility audit finds concrete sinking; batting-cage costs incoming

Randolph Field Independent School District Board of Trustees · January 22, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Brian Holt said a facilities audit found concrete sinking in several district buildings likely linked to drought; he also said final cost estimates for proposed batting cages are expected soon.

Superintendent Dr. Brian Holt told the board the district's facilities audit identified evidence of concrete sinking in several buildings, a condition he said is "likely due to the extended drought." He also said staff are finalizing cost estimates for construction of batting cages and that those final numbers are expected imminently.

Board members did not take any immediate action on the facility findings during the meeting; Dr. Holt's report preceded a closed session later in the agenda. Any remedial work or capital allocation would require follow-up by facilities staff and possible budget consideration in a future meeting.