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Superintendent: capital project passes SED review; bids to begin in January
Summary
The superintendent reported the district's capital improvement project passed SED review and is on schedule to go to bid, with construction bidding recommended to start Jan. 1 to increase competition and a target ground-breaking around April 2026. The project includes security, UPK expansion, gym and auditorium work.
The superintendent told trustees the district's capital improvement project "officially passed SED review after a couple of back and forth," and that the district is on track to begin the bidding process. Officials recommended beginning bids Jan. 1 to maximize competition and potentially lower prices, with an anticipated ground-breaking "sometime in April 2026." The board was informed the project remains within the originally planned timeframe.
The superintendent outlined four primary components of the project: a main entrance and security overhaul, an expansion to bring universal prekindergarten (UPK) classrooms onto campus, music and art room renovations, a major gymnasium renovation to address structural issues, and backstage auditorium accessibility improvements. Design renderings have been produced and the superintendent offered to present finalized renderings to trustees for review when available.
