The condition of our school buildings directly affects student learning, academic success, and the safety of our students and staff.

In 2008, our community rallied to build Sandy High School. Today, many of our other school buildings are aging and need essential additions and repairs. Acting today helps prevent costly emergency fixes tomorrow. The District worked with engineers, staff, parents and community members over the past two years to assess every building and identify the most urgent needs for longterm facilities sustainability, learning and safety. Key needs include:

• Aging mechanical systems, roofing and external shells need replacement/upgrades to prevent failure and costly emergency repairs.
• Schools lack core spaces like gyms and cafeterias or utilize inefficient and less secure portable classrooms.
• Buildings need security and accessibility upgrades.
• Enhanced recreational opportunities, including playground and sports field upgrades.

Click below to see construction dates of District buildings:

To learn more or to schedule a facility tour, email Garth Guibord.

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