Troy’s $56M Smith Middle School Project Targets Fall 2026 Opening
Troy School District says its new $56 million Smith Middle School remains on schedule for fall 2026, with classes set to begin Aug. 25.
School Facilities
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Minnesota capital-budget records include Ada-Borup-West school facilities requests
A Minnesota Legislature document dated Feb. 27, 2026, lists Ada-Borup-West among northwestern Minnesota school-related capital-budget requests and recommendations, but does not establish that funding was enacted.
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Plumbing Failure Causes Water Damage at Hutchinson Middle School 7
A plumbing malfunction around July 4 caused water damage at Hutchinson Middle School 7, where Hutchinson Public Schools began cleanup and response efforts.
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Logan-Rogersville school construction program moves into 2026 implementation
The Logan-Rogersville R-VIII School District says work approved through its bond program will begin immediately on projects that can be completed during summer 2026.
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$74.5 million Bradley-Bourbonnais high-school facilities project breaks ground
Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School began a $74.5 million facilities project June 29, with academic renovations, circulation improvements and a field-house addition planned for completion in August 2028.
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Springfield schools approve facility contract for 10 schools
Springfield’s school board approved a facility-improvement contract for 10 schools after updated insurance requirements affected older district buildings.
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Boise students return Aug. 12 as schools finish summer upgrades
Boise School District students return Aug. 12, with enrollment and transportation preparations underway and facility work continuing at two Boise schools.
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Newcastle school bond proposal heads to Aug. 25 ballot with storm shelter and building upgrades
Newcastle Public Schools is asking voters to approve a 2026 bond package that would fund an elementary-school storm shelter, classroom use and facility upgrades.
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Bowling Green schools weigh elementary-building options as district ratifies labor agreements
Bowling Green City Schools is discussing elementary-school facility options while ratifying agreements covering bus drivers and competitive contracts. No closure, consolidation or construction plan has been approved.
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East Alton-Wood River High School announces summer 2026 facility upgrades
East Alton-Wood River Community High School announced summer 2026 building improvements aimed at modernizing aging areas, strengthening student programs and addressing safety-related facility needs.
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Standish-area schools to replace playgrounds after inspection finds dangerous equipment
MSAD 6 plans to replace playground equipment during the 2026-27 school year after an inspection found broken equipment and exposed rusted metal.
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Pennsylvania school districts have five days to seek a share of $100 million facilities grant program
Pennsylvania public school districts and area career and technical schools have until August 7 to apply for facility grants of up to $5 million per eligible project.
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Trenton breaks ground on latest school addition
The City of Trenton says it broke ground July 7, 2026, on the latest addition to the city’s schools, moving the project into construction.
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Boston Council refers $5 million Madison Park vocational school planning appropriation
Boston City Council referred a $5 million appropriation docket for feasibility and schematic-design work at Madison Park Technical Vocational High School in Roxbury.
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Jamestown schools plan interim year as leadership, facilities plans advance
Jamestown schools will start 2026-27 with an interim superintendent while the School Committee weighs a permanent leadership model and advances a long-term facilities plan.
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Detroit Public Schools Board Reviews Contracts, Facilities Work in July Meeting
High-level recap of the July DPSCD meeting highlights (posted July 17): 2026–27 contracts, student code of conduct, and what families should watch next.