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Superintendent reports bus sensor issue; auditorium seating nearly complete, remaining installations set for Oct. 20
Summary
Superintendent Michael Kissire told trustees a band bus experienced a coolant-level sensor warning but was inspected and continued home; auditorium seating is 99% installed with three seats and lecture-room seating scheduled for Oct. 20 and other facility work forthcoming.
Superintendent Michael Kissire updated the board on facilities and a vehicle incident at the Oct. 13 meeting. He said a band bus pulled over after a coolant-level sensor activated on the way home from a football game; after inspection the issue was limited to the coolant level sensor and the bus returned to service. The board briefly viewed a new small school bus outside the meeting.
Kissire also reported that secondary-campus auditorium seating installation is 99 percent complete with three seats remaining and scheduled to be installed on Oct. 20; lecture-room seats are to be installed the same day. Remaining new water fountains for the elementary campus and floor repairs for intermediate bathrooms were described as upcoming maintenance items.
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