South Carolina seeks $120 million for school safety and facilities
The state education department also requested $347,500 for a staff-training pilot and $40 million for buses.
School Facilities
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Wahkiakum schools in Cathlamet receive seven-year, $30 million facilities grant
Wahkiakum School District received a seven-year, $30 million grant for electrical updates, a grade-school roof and a new HVAC system, with electrical work planned for summer 2026.
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Roscommon schools seek contractor to assess facilities and deferred maintenance
Roscommon Area Public Schools is seeking proposals for a district-wide facility assessment covering schools and transportation and maintenance buildings.
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West Bend plans single high school beginning in 2027-28 school year
The West Bend School Board voted to combine East and West high schools, while the district moves ahead with a voter-approved $47 million facilities program.
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KTEC Sets Aug. 13 Opening for New Kenosha Campus
KTEC will open its renovated 56,000-square-foot Kenosha campus Aug. 13, bringing its planned 4K-12 program and career-training spaces together.
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Midland Public Schools places facilities sinking-fund proposal on Nov. 3 ballot
Midland Public Schools approved ballot language for a proposed sinking fund focused on school safety, security and building needs. Voters will decide the measure Nov. 3, 2026.
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Millis voters approve middle-high school project as planning moves toward 2027 construction
Millis voters approved the Middle-High School Building Project in a Dec. 8 special election, advancing plans for a middle-school addition expected to open in August 2028.
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Quincy school board puts facilities sales-tax question on November 2026 ballot
The Quincy School Board voted July 14 to ask voters in November 2026 whether to approve a sales tax dedicated to school facilities and infrastructure.
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Aiken County schools advance construction and renovation work ahead of 2026-27 year
Aiken County Public Schools released July 14 records showing design work for a transportation office and construction updates for major school projects.
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Springboro school construction expected to begin this summer under bond program
Springboro schools are preparing for construction on a new PK-2 building, athletics complex, classroom space and campus traffic improvements beginning in mid-to-late summer 2026.
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Hesperia Community Schools receives $2.9 million state infrastructure grant
Hesperia Community Schools was awarded $2,913,040 through Michigan’s fiscal-year 2026 school-infrastructure grant program, part of a $224 million statewide investment.
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Upper Darby district, Clifton Heights reach framework for new middle school and athletic-field renovation
Upper Darby School District and Clifton Heights have reached a framework that could bring a new middle school to the Clifton Heights Athletic Field while giving the borough control of renovated fields outside school use.
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Florence One Schools plans August start for aquatic-center conversion
Florence One Schools plans to convert a former grocery store in Florence, Alabama, into an aquatic center, with construction expected to begin in August 2026 and completion targeted for August 2027.
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Aurora schools narrow facilities proposal to $80 million Essential Plan ahead of possible November bond issue
Aurora City School District is advancing a narrower facilities proposal centered on a new Craddock Elementary building, a transportation facility and priority repairs across existing schools.
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Amherst moves Wildwood School back to town control as DPW and zoning plans advance
Amherst’s School Committee voted to return Wildwood Elementary School to town control on Sept. 1, 2026, while officials advance plans for a new public-works facility and continue the Hampshire Campus Zoning Study.
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Grand Haven school board puts $98.6 million facilities bond on November ballot
Grand Haven Area Public Schools’ Board of Education voted 7-0 to place a $98.6 million facilities bond proposal before voters on Nov. 3, 2026.
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Sallisaw voters will decide on $23.6 million school bond package Aug. 25
Sallisaw Public Schools has placed a $23.6 million bond proposal before voters for the Aug. 25, 2026, election, with projects focused on fine arts, athletics and student safety.
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Centerville City Schools launches long-term facility planning effort
Centerville City Schools has launched Build Elk Strong, a planning process focused on school infrastructure, safety needs and future community input.
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Rocklin Unified Sets Vote on Proposed $288 Million Bond
Rocklin Unified planned a June 10 vote on a proposed $288 million facilities bond as the district outlines repairs and modernization across its schools.
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Osseo Area Schools set to finish multiple construction projects before 2026-27 classes begin
Osseo Area Schools expects work at Osseo Middle and Osseo Senior High to wrap up before the 2026-27 school year, while construction continues at Maple Grove Senior High and community facility access is restricted at some buildings through Aug. 31.
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LAUSD Developer Fees Set to Change Aug. 11 for Covered Projects
New LAUSD Level 1 developer-fee rates will take effect Aug. 11, changing the cost picture for eligible construction tied to Los Angeles schools.
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Perris school district advances proposed $187 million bond to voters
Trustees voted 5-0 to place a proposed $187 million Perris Union High School District facilities bond on the November 2026 ballot.