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Trustees discuss long‑range plan, major projects and possible bond package
Summary
District planners outlined five priority capital projects (each over $3–4 million) and discussed a potential bond of up to $30 million to fund a new gym, campus renovations and stadium upgrades as part of long‑range facility planning.
Grady Slaydon led a long‑range facility planning workshop in which the board reviewed and prioritized capital projects and discussed funding options including a potential bond.
Slaydon said five major projects over $3–4 million were highlighted and described top priorities such as a new Liberty High School gym, renovation of the LES campus and stadium upgrades. He said other projects under consideration included auditorium and memorial stadium renovations and that staff and consultants were reviewing feasibility work for a potential new campus; Slaydon noted ongoing coordination with civil engineering consultant Zach Grove.
Board members instructed staff to finalize priorities, re‑evaluate auxiliary projects, and ensure all potential projects are included in the final plan. Slaydon and staff indicated that costs and timing remain subject to further study and that a bond proposal would be brought back for formal action if pursued.
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