Summary of Projects
Summary of Projects Funded by Proposition S 2022
Capital replacement, maintenance and repairs – keeping students safe, dry and warm: $133,772,000
- Heating, ventilation and air conditioning to improve air quality and efficiency
- Heating and cooling automation to increase energy efficiency and sustainability
- Security camera upgrades for improved safety and security
- Add fire sprinkler systems for safety and to meet building/fire safety code
- Doors and windows
- Pavement (parking lots, drives, sidewalks, ramps and exterior stairs)
- Roofing
- Electrical power and lighting
- Plumbing
- Asbestos abatement
- Exterior walls
- Flooring
- Retaining walls, drainage and water retainage
- Asphalt patching and sealing
- Energy reduction/generation
Technology – keeping students connected to learning: $38,520,000
- Replace aging classroom technology (interactive flat panels)
- Add secondary internet connection for emergency disaster recovery
- Redesign district fiber networks across the 68 square-mile district (bury the fiber network in-ground) to avoid outages and disruption to internet connection and instruction
- Upgrade districtwide technology network (equipment refresh, wireless, backup power, cooling for data closets)
Ensuring accessibility for all students: $6,278,000
- Projects to support students, staff and community members with disabilities including ramps, sidewalks, curbs, elevators and replacing stairs to remove access barriers
Safe and accessible elementary and preschool playgrounds: $9,585,000
- Replace old elementary and preschool playgrounds to ensure safety and accessibility for
all students
Classrooms, restrooms, cafeterias, early childhood and athletics: $76,845,000
- Classroom addition to River Bend Elementary and storm shelter (required building code)
- Add four student therapy rooms at the current Early Childhood Center
- Renovate old restrooms districtwide
- Recondition four old high school pools
- Renovate aging locker rooms at four high schools
- Renovations to North High to complete phase two of the master plan
- Construct a second Early Childhood Center location to meet the increasing need for early childhood and preschool programs which exceeds our current capacity
- Update kitchen and cook area at North High to meet health standards
- Update kitchen and cafe at Central High consistent with other schools
NO-TAX-RATE-INCREASE BOND ISSUE: $265,000,000