Emerson By The Numbers

Health, Safety, and Security

• No abatement was needed. 
• Replaced room signage.
• Replaced interior doors and hardware. 
• Replaced outside fencing. 
• Replaced exit signs.
• Replaced fire alarm devices.
• Replaced padding in the gym. 
• Replaced room signage.

Mechanical and Infrastructure Improvements

• Replaced ceiling tile. 
• Replaced flooring and carpet.
• Replaced florescent lights throughout the building with LED lights. 
• Repainted the interior of the building as needed. 
• Replaced acid dilution traps. 
• Replaced wash fountains with sinks.
• Repaired and reconditions the fixtures of the eye washing stations. 
• Replaced sinks in the science rooms. 
• Replaced the pressure booster system. 
• Added RPZ backflow to mop sinks. 

Classroom Renovations

• Added a mother's room on the first floor. 
• Added science prep spaces on the first and third floor. 
• Added a small meeting room on the first floor. 
• Created Special Education Life Skills suite. 
• Renovated science classrooms. 
• Renovated general classrooms. 
• Renovated broadcasting classroom.

Following the support of our referendum, we are fulfilling our commitment to long-term fiscal responsibility by reevaluating our 30-year facility roadmap. We have partnered with McKinstry, a leading strategic facility planning partner, to perform independent, third-party engineering assessments of our building systems. This partnership provides the District with a live system for tracking asset health and remaining life, allowing us to stay ahead of repairs and protect the community's investment in our schools for decades to come.

Once the McKinstry study is finished, we will add the projects that were not included in the referendum here.