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Killeen ISD launches 10-year facilities master planning process
Summary
Killeen ISD staff told trustees they are starting a Long-Range Facilities Master Plan to assess and prioritize facility needs over the next decade; the plan will include stakeholder input and, once approved by the board, will be valid for five years.
Adam Rich, Assistant Superintendent for Facilities, told the Killeen ISD Board of Trustees at a May 20 workshop that the district is beginning development of a Long-Range Facilities Master Plan to assess and prioritize facility needs for the next 10 years and beyond. He said the Texas Administrative Code requires the plan to include input from teachers, students, parents, taxpayers and other stakeholders and noted that once approved by the board the plan will be valid for five years.
The presentation was informational; no board action was taken. Rich’s overview and the district’s demographic work with Zonda Education are intended to inform future budget and bond decisions, staff said. Trustees were told the planning process will produce priorities to guide capital investments and that formal adoption of the plan will come back to the board at a later meeting.
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