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Fox High School receives bond funding for critical roof and HVAC replacement

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What happened

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The Fox C-6 School District announced the use of Proposition M bond money to begin roof replacements at Fox High School. The district hired Navigate Building Solutions as its owner’s representative for the $48 million bond issue projects. Fox High School has 26 roof sections, six of which were classified as critical to replace in a timely manner.

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Why it matters

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The bond money secures capital funding for major infrastructure upgrades at the school. The district plans to begin seeking bids for the roof projects on October 30, with contractor selection expected by December 1.

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Who's involved

  • board of educationThe board of education approved the $48 million bond issue to fund infrastructure upgrades.
  • Fox High SchoolThe public high school is the direct recipient of bond money for critical roof and HVAC replacement.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • board of educationSpeculative

    The district might see increased costs for construction and materials as it seeks bids for the replacement projects.

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