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School board seeks $983K in reversion funds for trailers to ease overcrowding
Summary
The school board asked supervisors to appropriate $983,075 in year‑end reversion funds to buy temporary classroom trailers for Lewis and Clark (and possibly other schools); staff said the trailers are intended as short‑term fixes while longer-term construction is planned.
School leaders restated their request that the county transfer the year‑end reversion amount of $983,075 to fund temporary classroom trailers at Lewis and Clark and to address immediate capacity strains. A school official told the meeting the previous transfer of unexpended bond or fund balance totaled about $1,332,978 and that the $983,075 figure is the refined year‑end amount being relied on once the county audit is final.
Staff described the trailers as a temporary measure; depending on site utilities and elevation tests the installation could take roughly 90 days up to about six months. "Those trailers would be temporary until we solve the bigger issue," a school official said. Supervisors asked for cost and utility details; staff said they would provide further specifics and reconcile any funding gaps with reserved construction funds if needed. The boards agreed to follow up with a small working group and revisit appropriation once the audit is complete.
