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District says referendum phase 1 construction to start at spring break; board stressed on-time, under-budget goals
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Montgomery told the board that referendum phase 1 construction will begin at spring break, is expected to span two years with heaviest work in summer months, and staff emphasized student and faculty input on design and historic-window restorations.
Superintendent Dr. Montgomery told the Lake Forest Community High School District 115 board that phase 1 of the district's referendum construction work is scheduled to begin at spring break and will run approximately two years, with the heaviest work occurring during summer months. "The main construction for phase 1 will begin at spring break. It is a 2 year phase, and it will go through the school year, but the heaviest work will be over the summer months," he said.
Montgomery said the district is emphasizing student and faculty input during design, noting user groups and a newly released "Under the Hard Hat" episode on historic-window restoration. He also reiterated a cost and schedule focus: "The 2 phrases that I will say over and over is on time and under budget." The board received a brief workshop update earlier and approved related enabling-phase fee adjustments and bids later in the meeting.
