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Superintendent says Rodgers cafe, gym likely done this school year; bids 7–8 design totals $8.7M
Summary
Superintendent Dr. DiPonio updated the board on bond‑funded projects: Rodgers cafe and gym expected by the end of the school year, early childhood/community centers targeted for January 2026, and design work underway on bids 7 and 8 totaling $8.7 million plus roughly $2 million for technology.
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Superintendent Dr. DiPonio told the Lake Shore Board of Education the district’s bond work is progressing and that “Rodgers cafe and gym are anticipated to be completed by the end of this school year.”
He said the early childhood and community centers are moving along with a target completion of January 2026 and that the district is in the design phase for bond bids 7 and 8. “Bids 7 and 8 … equate to $8.7 million, involving Violet Elementary renovations, all building courtyard spaces, and district athletic fields,” he said, and added the district anticipates about $2 million in technology expenditures from the remaining bond funds to address infrastructure needs.
The update also addressed athletic surfaces: President Kurt Ziegler asked whether plans for the baseball diamond’s natural grass were final; Dr. DiPonio responded that the district is “set on natural grass” and that district staff have considered irrigation and upkeep plans. Trustees encouraged a site visit to Rodgers to view progress.
Next steps noted by Dr. DiPonio include completing remaining design work, preparing bid packages, and allocating remaining bond dollars for infrastructure projects across the district.
