According to New York State law, all public schools must complete a Building Condition Survey every five years, which includes a review of all occupied school buildings and grounds throughout the district. The survey identifies and prioritizes potential capital improvements and must be submitted to the NYS Education Department.
The Building Condition Survey is studied and reviewed by the district and the Board of Education. Items are prioritized and then translated into a capital project plan to make needed improvements to instructional and non-instructional spaces such as classrooms, roofs, plumbing, electrical, paving, and playgrounds.
The district’s last Building Condition Survey was completed in March 2023 and it was submitted to the NYS Education Department that summer.
District administrators developed the current “Building a Brighter Future” capital project with an architect and construction manager, and input from school staff, parents and the community. Voters approved the capital project in May 2024 and construction began in April 2025.