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Committee prioritizes RTU replacements, track repairs and phased playground upgrades
Summary
The committee identified immediate facility priorities: phased replacement of aging RTUs in the 2004 addition (four of five units remain to be replaced), further track repairs after a 2019 sealing, and a phased playground upgrade based on a 2022 inspection that estimated 2–10 years of remaining life for some equipment.
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Committee members reviewed the Long-Term Maintenance Plan Dec. 16 and confirmed a short list of near-term priorities for Rankin School District #98.
Dr. Matt Gordon noted that four of the five rooftop units (RTUs) serving the 2004 addition have not been replaced and are nearing the end of their life cycles. The group also discussed additional repairs and sealing for the track (last sealed in 2019) and referenced a 2022 playground inspection that estimated a remaining life expectancy of about 2—10 years for some equipment; Dr. Gordon recommended a phased plan for playground replacement and upgrades.
The committee asked staff to explore costs and develop tentative timelines for the RTU replacements, track work and playground phases; Dr. Gordon said he would proceed with those next steps and report back.
