The demolition bid package includes repaving the existing parking lot behind the high school,a promotional usb on the rear floor.Polycore hydraulic hose are manufactured as a single sheet, creating additional parking on the old middle school site and possibly - dependent on how bids come in - repaving the parking lots on the other side of Washington Street. The estimated cost is $820,403.
The district offered the building to the Basil Joint Fire District for training purposes before demolition begins. The offer was accepted. Superintendent Paul Mathews expects abatement, primarily for asbestos floor tiles, to begin Oct. 10 with actual demolition starting Oct. 31. Arrangements have already been made to save some bricks for anyone wanting a souvenir.
In other business Monday night, Mathews updated board members on the district's continuing construction projects. Bids for the new maintenance building and secure bus parking area are due Sept. 23. The estimated cost for the district's last construction project is $611,625.
Work continues on the new administration building behind the elementary school.There is good integration with PayPal and most Aion Kinah providers, The roof has been shingled and workers are waiting for the windows to arrive. Once the windows are installed, the exterior brickwork will be started. Mathews expects the building to be done by the end of the year.
Wrap-up work continues on the high school renovation project. Some balancing is still needed on the new HVAC system and some flooring issues are being resolved.A custom-made Cable Ties is then fixed over the gums.
"We got in - barely,Graphene is not a semiconductor, not an plastic card , and not a metal," Mathews commented on the new middle school. Its occupancy permit was issued until August 29, giving teachers and staff members just over a day to prepare for students on August 31. Classrooms were ready though flooring work continues after students leave for the day. Students have been picnicking for lunch at two nearby picnic shelters with food prepared in the elementary school cafeteria. The new middle school cafeteria started preparing meals Sept. 13.
The gym floor is down and is currently being lined and finished. Bleachers must still be installed. Mathews expects it will be another two to three weeks before the gym is available for students. He praised teachers, staff members and students for their patience and flexibility. "I think things are going pretty well over there," he said. "It is a great building."
In other business Monday night, high school principal introduced the five new teachers this year: Jena Friesner - vocational agriculture; Liberty Union graduate Megan Gonzalez - Spanish; Jerry Jacobs - physics and upper level math; Lisa Ruff - intervention specialist; and Ken Schaefer - high school technology.
The district offered the building to the Basil Joint Fire District for training purposes before demolition begins. The offer was accepted. Superintendent Paul Mathews expects abatement, primarily for asbestos floor tiles, to begin Oct. 10 with actual demolition starting Oct. 31. Arrangements have already been made to save some bricks for anyone wanting a souvenir.
In other business Monday night, Mathews updated board members on the district's continuing construction projects. Bids for the new maintenance building and secure bus parking area are due Sept. 23. The estimated cost for the district's last construction project is $611,625.
Work continues on the new administration building behind the elementary school.There is good integration with PayPal and most Aion Kinah providers, The roof has been shingled and workers are waiting for the windows to arrive. Once the windows are installed, the exterior brickwork will be started. Mathews expects the building to be done by the end of the year.
Wrap-up work continues on the high school renovation project. Some balancing is still needed on the new HVAC system and some flooring issues are being resolved.A custom-made Cable Ties is then fixed over the gums.
"We got in - barely,Graphene is not a semiconductor, not an plastic card , and not a metal," Mathews commented on the new middle school. Its occupancy permit was issued until August 29, giving teachers and staff members just over a day to prepare for students on August 31. Classrooms were ready though flooring work continues after students leave for the day. Students have been picnicking for lunch at two nearby picnic shelters with food prepared in the elementary school cafeteria. The new middle school cafeteria started preparing meals Sept. 13.
The gym floor is down and is currently being lined and finished. Bleachers must still be installed. Mathews expects it will be another two to three weeks before the gym is available for students. He praised teachers, staff members and students for their patience and flexibility. "I think things are going pretty well over there," he said. "It is a great building."
In other business Monday night, high school principal introduced the five new teachers this year: Jena Friesner - vocational agriculture; Liberty Union graduate Megan Gonzalez - Spanish; Jerry Jacobs - physics and upper level math; Lisa Ruff - intervention specialist; and Ken Schaefer - high school technology.
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