Fort Sam Houston ISD board authorizes RFQ for architects, advancing new admin and learning building plans
Summary
The board authorized the superintendent to prepare and issue a request for qualifications for architects to design a new administrative/professional learning building and renovate two district buildings into classroom space; the motion passed by majority vote.
The Fort Sam Houston Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to authorize the superintendent and district counsel to prepare and issue a request for qualifications (RFQ) for architectural services tied to a package of 2024 construction projects, including a new administrative and professional learning building and renovations that would convert the central office and the professional development center into instructional classroom space.
Board discussion focused on sequencing—building a new administrative facility first then renovating existing space—and alternatives such as temporary portables. A board member moved to authorize the RFQ “for the following 2024 construction projects, construction of new administrative and professional learning building, renovation of existing administration and professional learning buildings to instructional classrooms for Cole Middle High School,” and the motion passed by majority voice vote with members verbally recorded as voting in favor.
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