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Superintendent highlights leadership launch, sign delivery and Bend High construction

Bend‑LaPine Administrative SD 1 Board of Directors · August 12, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Steve Cook reported a leadership launch that drew about 200 staff, delivery of roughly 600–700 neighborhood signs, and ongoing Bend High phase‑2 construction; he also flagged a two‑year sites and facilities review to guide investments across the district's insured buildings.

Superintendent Steve Cook told the board the district hosted a three‑day leadership launch attended by about 200 building administrators, managers and operational leaders and emphasized aligning efforts and establishing key performance indicators.

"We had about 200 people there," Cook said, adding the event centered on aligning strategic initiatives and establishing KPIs. He also reported that the district delivered "over 600 signs, almost 700 signs across this district," and described the community response as positive. Cook provided an update on Bend High: phase‑1 is complete, phase‑2 construction is underway and the district will bring future auditorium conversations to the board as the project progresses.

Cook said the district will begin a two‑year sites and facilities review to inventory community resources and inform long‑term stewardship of about $900,000,000 in insured buildings. He invited board engagement and community input as the review is developed.