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HPISD reports Sept. 13 leak at MIS/HPMS that affected eight classrooms; update tied to proposed bond

Highland Park Independent School District Board of Trustees · September 17, 2024
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Summary

Assistant Superintendent Scott Drillette told the board an HPMS fan-coil cleanout valve failed on Sept. 13, causing a leak that affected eight classrooms; the report was presented as part of a proposed bond update.

Assistant Superintendent for Business Services Scott Drillette reported to the Highland Park ISD Board that on Sept. 13 an HPMS fan-coil cleanout valve failed, resulting in an additional leak at McCulloch Intermediate School/Highland Park Middle School; eight classrooms on the first and second floors of the middle school wing were affected. Drillette presented this as an update in the context of the administration's proposed bond discussion.

Several public commenters had referenced the proposed bond election during the public-comment period. The administration's facilities update described the immediate scope of the leak and the affected instructional spaces; trustees did not take additional action on the repairs during the Sept. 17 meeting, and the item was presented as information.