
dayton
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A district with heart... developing minds
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.
Program Update
Projects
Info and updates
- 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
Current Activities
During the month of January, the commissioning process was completed, and it was verified that the performance of the mechanical system meets the design intent and the manufacturers specifications. In addition, the administration offices received the final delivery of furniture.
All other construction tasks are complete!
The Grade School is now complete!
ADA accessibility, improved SLC spaces, and seismic upgrades were the major focus areas, which resulted in safer, more energy efficient, and durable environments.








- 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
Current Activities
Three bids were received for the High School re-roof project. Spearhead Roofing was issued a Notice to Award on March 18, 2022. Upon executed contract, pre-construction preparation by Spearhead Roofing will begin immediately with material procurement to insure materials will be available for a June construction start.









Current Activities
In the month of March, after a Board decision to remove the Staff Lounge/Workroom and Classroom 1 from the scope of work due to budget constraints, the design process proceeded with the Construction Documents (CD) development for the CTE metal building design. The target for CD completion is May and will be followed by cost estimating by Triplett Wellman Contractors and Construction Focus Inc.
Meeting minutes
Dayton SLC Meeting Notes – Feb. 19th, 2020
Dayton Board Meeting – Feb. 9th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – March 9th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – April 13th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – May 11th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – June 8th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – July 13th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – August 10th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – September 14th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – October 12th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – November 9th, 2021
Dayton Board Meeting – January 11th, 2022