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Superintendent reports federal grant cycle, perimeter fence completed and new elementary boiler installed
Summary
Superintendent said federal grant closeouts and new applications overlap, the campus fence is now continuous on the west side, and a recently installed elementary boiler is operating efficiently; energy upgrades reduce consumption despite rising utility rates.
During the superintendent report, the superintendent said district grant work overlaps between closeouts (federal fiscal-year end Sept. 30) and new grant applications opening Oct. 1. "All of the schools grants close out on September 30," the superintendent said, and staff are balancing final expenditure reports with upcoming applications.
The superintendent also reported facilities work: a previously discussed perimeter fence between the school and nearby businesses is now installed, which the superintendent said improves security on the west side of campus. She added that the new elementary boiler "is working fabulously" and that the district retains an older boiler for transition seasons; LED lighting and other upgrades have reduced consumption even as rates have risen.
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