District details change orders, elevator modernizations and grant for fresh fruit program
Summary
Board heard reports of a $150,000 HVAC/extra‑classroom change order as part of an SBA project, additional $40,125 paving change order, elevator modernizations (examples: $153,000 and $147,000) and an $89,600 grant for fresh fruit and vegetable purchases in elementary schools.
During routine business the board reviewed change orders, contracts and grants affecting school facilities.
A board member reported a $150,000 change order to install HVAC systems and three additional classrooms that were missed in a prior SBA project; another change order of $40,125 covered substructure repairs found during paving work. The district listed elevator modernization projects (Logan High School cited at $153,000; Mann High School at $147,000) and a fresh fruit and vegetable grant for elementary schools worth $89,600 to support child nutrition programs.
Invoices presented totaled $1,758,768.90 across county invoices and permanent improvements of $372,588.86 were noted. The board approved routine contracts and change orders as part of capital improvement work and discussed scheduling and cost control for ongoing projects.
Why it matters: Capital projects and change orders affect district facilities, near‑term budgets and classroom environments; parents and taxpayers may follow cost and schedule changes closely.
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