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Sapulpa schools say high‑school bond project is 8–9 weeks behind schedule after rain
Summary
Superintendent Rob Armstrong told the board the high‑school construction is about 8–9 weeks behind schedule because of recent rain; completed work includes Building Pad A and demolition of the 400 Hall and Dewey property, with Pad B and Woodlawn demolition next.
Superintendent Rob Armstrong told the Sapulpa Public Schools Board of Education on July 8 that recent rain has set the high‑school construction project back "8‑9 weeks," pushing the schedule for several remaining tasks.
Armstrong said completed work includes Building Pad A and the demolition of the 400 Hall and the Dewey property. Upcoming items identified for the next week were Pad B and demolition of Woodlawn. He also listed ongoing efforts at Lincoln storm retention, pier installation, and Work Zone #5, which the district said will be active through July.
The update did not include a revised completion date; the board did not take a vote on altering the project timeline during the meeting. The superintendent framed the report as an operational status update to keep board members informed of weather impacts and next steps for contractor sequencing.
