The Citizens’ Oversight Committee is pleased to report that construction remains on schedule for an early completion of the Building for Success program in 2009.
Contents: Construction Timeline Current Project Status Objectives & Challenges Performance & Financial Audit Accomplishments Budget Overview MAIN PAGE |
Citizens' Oversight Committee (COC) Members :
Kathy Frost (Chair)
Chrissa Corday (Vice Chair)
Andrew Berg
Lee Dulgeroff
Tony Heinrichs
Fred Sanford
John Collins (COC Secretary/
Deputy Superintendent)
Contact the Citizens’ Oversight Committee
Mailing Address:
Citizens’ Oversight Committee Poway Unified School District
13626 Twin Peaks Road
Poway, CA 92064-3034
Phone: 858-679-2622
email
Citizens’ Oversight Committee meetings are open to the public. Check the website for meeting
times, minutes and agenda
www.pusd.info/news/coc/
Websites:
Citizens' Oversight Committee:
www.pusd.info/news/coc/
Bond program and project information:
www.powayusd.com/bond
COC Community
Report
Winter 2003
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| Construction Start: Summer 2004 Estimated Completion: Fall/Winter 2005 |
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Midland Elementary, the oldest school in the district, has been demolished and will soon be replaced with a new campus including three classroom buildings, an administration center, library, multi-purpose room, and playground areas. Soil has been removed and prepared for the new two-story and single-story buildings. Construction teams are working on the extensive underground utilities and the new building foundations. The Midland students and staff started the 2004/2005 school year on time at the temporary campus hosted by Garden Road Elementary School. |
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Construction Start: Summer 2004 |
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Work on the underground utilities and
the site for the new joint use multi-purpose room started on schedule in July 2004.
Temporary classrooms are accommodating students and staff to allow a more efficient
approach to construction. Classrooms and resource areas will be added to accommodate
class size reduction and replace existing portable buildings. The library will be
relocated and improvements made to the playground areas. |
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| Construction Start: Spring 2004 Estimated Completion: Fall/Winter 2006 |
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| Mt. Carmel's campus improvements include expanded science laboratories, music facility, library, and technology/vocational facilities. Upgrades to utilities and supporting infrastructure on this 30-year old site will also be completed. The project has been broken into four phases to minimize the impact of construction escalation costs. The new eight-classroom addition was completed on schedule and ready for the start of the 2004/2005 school year. Interior classroom renovations started in December 2004 and will move from building to building until the entire project is complete. | |
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| Construction Starts: Summer 2004 Estimated Completion: Summer 2007 |
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| Work on the girls' softball facility and
outdoor basketball area nearing completion, ready for athletic activities in March
2005 as originally planned This new facility will accommodate the temporary loss of
athletic field space resulting from the staging of construction material and equipment
for the new two-story classroom facility that will start construction in April 2005.
This two-story and single-story facility includes more than 85,000 sq. ft. of new
classroom space. Planners and engineers are also preparing for the extensive work on
underground water, sewer, and electrical systems that will start in June 2005. |
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