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Crestview repurpose plan includes early‑childhood hub, clinic pilot and cultural center expansion
Summary
ATSR presented schematic plans to repurpose Crestview as a multiuse site with early‑childhood classrooms, an exploratory clinic (grant‑supported), professional development space and an expanded American Indian Cultural Center; bidding is planned next June with occupancy targeted in 2026.
Designers described Crestview as a full repurpose rather than a simple renovation, with schematic design underway. ATSR said the plan will segregate pre‑K/early‑childhood spaces with controlled entries, create professional‑development areas from the former gym/media center, and provide flex rooms for ECFE (birth‑to‑5) and after‑school/community uses.
ATSR also outlined plans to expand the American Indian Cultural Center with maker, teaching and museum areas and noted the district has received a grant to support a clinic at the site; presenters characterized the clinic as exploratory and said operational details are still being worked through with partners. Timeline notes included bidding around June (next year) and construction through fall 2025 into 2026 with occupancy in 2026.
Board members asked whether final program decisions for Crestview would require a separate board action; staff said the board would have input and that some program elements remain in exploratory stages.
