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Board hears options to replace three portable classrooms at Los Molinos High School
Summary
Superintendent Stan Mojsich briefed the Los Molinos Unified School District board on deteriorating portables and options including permanent replacement, pursuing a bond, or leasing; trustees asked for financial implications, bid estimates and leasing costs to be provided.
Los Molinos Unified School District Superintendent Stan Mojsich presented documentation on March 12 describing the deterioration of three portable classrooms at Los Molinos High School and outlined options for addressing the district's facility needs. The board discussed replacing the portables with permanent buildings, the potential impact of pursuing a bond measure, and alternative leasing arrangements.
Board members requested more detailed financial information before committing to a course of action, including cost estimates from bids, the district's financing options and possible lease terms. Mojsich said administration would return with the requested financial implications and bid estimates; no formal motion or vote was taken on the portables during the special meeting.
The discussion matters for instructional capacity and capital planning at the high school. Trustees signaled interest in weighing the long-term benefits of permanent construction against short-term options such as leasing, and sought staff analysis of the fiscal impact and timeline for each option.
