Re-roof the high school, which was built over 20 years ago.

Adjust the main entrance to the high school so that all visitor traffic during the school day enters into the office instead of the hallway.

We have typically made small band aid fixes to the parking lot. This would be a complete overhaul of one of our most used lots, including improvements to traffic queuing, stormwater drainage and pavement restoration. We currently only have one entrance and exit to the high school and the lack of traffic queuing creates issues related to both timeliness of arrival and dismissal and safety concerns. A focus of the renovated parking lot would be to create an additional entry or exit allowing for better traffic queuing and improved safety.

Updating our heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system to a more reliable and efficient model

Currently, the high school locker rooms are in disrepair by being heavily used for the past twenty years. Renovations would include updating the lockers, lights, ventilation, HVAC and plumbing. The weight room is currently undersized and contains equipment that has been largely purchased second hand and is outdated. Renovation would allow us to improve ventilation and add updated equipment that will allow students to train in a variety of ways, including strength, speed, mobility, and agility opportunities that are beyond what we are currently able to provide. New equipment takes up less space and allows for better lines of sight while students are participating in weight room activities.

Re-roof Titan Hill

Replace the majority of the HVAC system and expand the geothermal system

Stormwater and pavement restoration

Currently, Titan Hill has two playgrounds - One with play equipment and a wood mulch base and a second without play equipment. Both playgrounds have field areas that do not have grass due to the traffic and soil compaction that takes place in these areas. The playground with play equipment does not allow for ADA accessibility as wheelchairs are not able to traverse through the wood mulch. Improvements would add a play structure to the second playground, hard rubber playground surfacing to both playgrounds, and potentially synthetic turf for the heavily used fields near the playgrounds.

Even with building a new elementary school, the roof at Kreft needs extensive repairs to not only support any middle school students that would be placed there during the middle school renovation, but also for Kreft's potential future use as a therapeutic school.

As with the roof, the cooling tower needs to be replaced for future building uses.

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