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Consultants present long-range facilities plan tied to Roadmap 27 goals

Centennial School District 28J Governing Board · September 24, 2025
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Summary

DLR Group presented a long-range facility planning framework to the Centennial SD 28J board, outlining physical-condition assessments, projected enrollment, equity and sustainability goals, a project schedule and community engagement steps including a facility advisory committee and upcoming workshops.

DLR Group consultants Karen Montovino, Robert Esau and John Fulton presented the Centennial School District 28J board with a long-range facility planning process intended to align facilities decisions with the district’s Roadmap 27 goals. The presentation covered four core elements: physical conditions, projected enrollment, educational suitability and financial resources, and the consultants emphasized equity and sustainability as cross-cutting priorities.

Montovino outlined a project schedule and described planned community engagement, including a facility advisory committee and forthcoming public workshops. Board members asked questions about timeline and outreach; the consultants indicated the schedule and opportunities for public participation would be shared with the Board and the wider community. Superintendent James Owens told the board he would distribute the finalized schedule to members once it is available.

The board did not take formal action on the plan during the Sept. 24 meeting; the presentation was positioned as an informational step to gather feedback and to prepare for future workshops and decision points. The consultants connected the facility work explicitly to the Roadmap 27 district priorities and identified areas that will require further analysis as the planning process advances.