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Bond program
This bond ensures students have the opportunity to learn in a safe, up-to-date environment, and preserve school facilities as long term assets.
Dayton is a growing community that values a strong educational system with a rural sense of caring and teamwork, and therefore has been supportive of their schools which have an enrollment of about 1,015 students. The buildings were built in 1936, 1950, 1969, and 2010. Bonds approved for infrastructure improvements in 1999 and 2009 increased capacity, which improved the educational offerings.
While District staff prioritize maintaining current facilities so that they are safe and productive learning environments, many structures are in need of significant repairs and maintenance that cannot be accomplished within the regular operating budget. The District will use the bond funds and grants to finance basic large-scale repairs, remove safety hazards, and make schools more energy efficient which will reduce facility operating expenses and allow more funds to be spent on education.
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Dayton Grade School
Project Scope
- Seismic upgrades
- Accessibility
- Fire Alarm
- Remove, dispose of asbestos
- Repair, replace damaged flooring, ceilings, and roofs
- Safety and security enhancements
- Technology connectivity, Security cameras, re-configuring offices and entry, fencing, gates, key card access
- HVAC and mechanical/electrical/plumbing upgrades
- Replace inefficient windows, insulation, and lighting with energy efficient alternative
- Renovate, reconfigure, and construct additions to libraries and classrooms
Timeline
Updates
Current Activities
During the month of July at the South Wing, painting was completed followed by the installation of casework and electrical and plumbing finish. At the North Wing, electrical and mechanical rough in was in process. In addition, drywall hanging and finishing and painting proceeded.
Furthermore, progress was made with ceramic tile, ceiling grid, casework, and the Gym wood floor installation.
Activities Scheduled for Next Period
In August, interior wall framing will continue as well as mechanical, plumbing and electrical rough in. In addition, drywall will be in process together with acoustic insulation.
Highlights, Challenges
Challenges for this period include supply line delays including window glass, plumbing and HVAC equipment. Triplett Wellman Construction has proposed a recovery schedule to provide occupancy status for start of school and working off hours for activities that will continue after school starts.
Photo Updates
Schematics
Dayton Junior High School + High School
Project Scope
- Accessibility
- Fire Alarm
- Remove, dispose of asbestos
- Repair, replace damaged flooring, ceilings, and roofs
- Safety and security enhancements
- Technology connectivity, Security cameras, re-configuring offices and entry, fencing, gates, key card access
- HVAC and mechanical/electrical/plumbing upgrades
- Replace inefficient windows, insulation, and lighting with energy efficient alternative
- Renovate, reconfigure, and construct additions to libraries and classrooms
- Replace JH/HS old gym bleachers, track surface, and add parking to JH/HS gymnasium
- Replace JH/HS science building roof
Timeline
Updates
Current Activities
In July at the Junior High, HVAC rough in was in process. In the classrooms, drywall repairs and painting continued. In addition, at the Structured Learning Classroom, ceiling grid, casework, electrical, and plumbing finish was completed. At the Library, ceiling grid and casework was installed. At the exterior, weather barrier, window flashing, and window frames progressed. At the High School, HVAC rough in and electrical rough in continued and casework, electrical finish, plumbing finish, and floor covering was completed in the administration area. At the classrooms, drywall repairs and painting was in process.
Activities Scheduled for Next Period
Next period at the Junior High, electrical and HVAC rough in will continue, the Library floor covering will be installed, and window installation will proceed. At the High School, HVAC and electrical rough in will continue along with drywall patching and painting. In addition, electrical and HVAC finish will be in process, and the window frame installation, window trim, and exterior painting will continue.
Highlights
Challenges for this period include supply line delays including window glass, plumbing and HVAC equipment. Triplett Wellman Construction has proposed a recovery schedule to provide occupancy status for start of school and working off hours for activities that will continue after school starts.
Photo Updates
Schematics
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