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Board reviews school-specific repair lists including ceilings, HVAC, kitchens and ADA gaps
Summary
Presenters outlined specific project lists by school — ceilings, lights, HVAC, kitchen upgrades, tuck-pointing, flooring and toilet-room improvements — and offered initial cost indicators for subsets of work.
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Staff walked the board through prioritized project lists for individual schools that included classroom ceilings and lights, painting, new furniture, electronic interior doors, security monitoring updates, kitchen and plumbing upgrades, tuck-pointing and playground drainage fixes.
The presenter gave example totals for grouped items and noted that, across schools, the district faces roughly $60 million of identified repairs, though staff emphasized that contingencies, hazardous-material abatement and escalation were not yet factored into future-year projections. "We get the total cost of 1.1. That's what's there without anything in yellow being highlighted," one committee member said when reviewing a sample school subtotal.
The board requested more refined line-item estimates and recommended staff follow up with site walkthroughs and vendor cost confirmations before locking project scopes into any bond package.
