Demolition, site work, paving, new construction and renovation of a mixed-use development in Kyle, Texas. Conceptual plans call for the demolition of a educational facility; for the construction of a educational facility; for the renovation of a educational facility; and for site work for a sidewalk / parking lot.

Proposed construction includes: $50,619,868 for expansion and improvements at Wallace Middle School ($21,667,955); Dahlstrom Middle School ($19,403,515); and McCormick Middle School ($9,548,398). New elementary school with 900-student capacity in Sunfield Development ($39,011,578). Elementary School expansions at Negley Elementary School ($4,665,426) and Elm Grove Elementary School ($7,814,642). Historic Buda Elementary Improvements: select demolition and improvements at upper campus, preserving Kunkel Room ($4,359,457); demolishing all structure except playground at lower campus ($1,323,592). Stadium expansions and renovations: Increase capacity to 8,500 at Johnson High School and Lehman High School, renovate locker room and add "Bleacher Creature" area at Shelton Stadium ($16,587,489). Shelton Stadium parking: Replace stadium parking lost to residential development (across FM 2770) and provide a competition-size band practice area ($1,981,839). Lehman High School baseball and softball improvements: Renovate bleachers, backstops and dugouts ($1,623,511). Hays High School weight room: Increase size of weight room ($1,112,483). General Administration Building: Move Curriculum and Instruction and SPED to Central Office, includes demolition, renovation and new construction ($27,768,317). Live Oak Academy renovation and expansion: Convert Curriculum and Instruction Department areas into classroom space, approximately 26,500 square feet and parking for additional students ($8,113,384). Campus HVAC and fire alarms: Lehman High School ($9,528,576); Hays High School ($4,025,141), Fuentes Elementary School ($3,332,744); Elm Grove Elementary School ($3,136,841); Kyle Elementary School ($1,111,761); Tom Green Elementary School ($4,239,480); Bard units districtwide ($170,000). Campus roofing projects: Lehman High School ($4,025,000); Hays High School ($1,759,000); and Kyle Elementary School ($787,000). Campus flooring projects at Blanco Vista Elementary School, Camino Real Elementary School, Carpenter Hill Elementary School, Science Hall Elementary School, Hemphill Elementary School, Lehman High School, Fuentes Elementary School, Negley Elementary School, Tobias Elementary School, Hays High School, Kyle Elementary School, Plfuger Elementary School and Elm Grove Elementary School ($2,417,002). Miscellaneous maintenance projets at Fuentes Elementary School, Hemphill Elementary School, Hays High School, Performing Arts Center and Barton Middle School including stage lighting, bleachers and wash stations ($942,000). Hardscape improvements at Kyle Elementary School, Hays High School, Child Nutrition Warehouse, Carpenter Hill Elementary School, Hemphill Elementary School, Dahlstrom Middle School, Fuentes Elementary School, Camino Real Elementary School and Lehman High School ($1,694,799). Athletic Cycle maintenance: Athletic Cycle replacement tennis courts at Barton Middle School, Chapa Middle School, Dahlstrom Middle School and Simon Middle School ($120,000). New buses: 50 new fully equipped school buses for replacement and growth ($5,608,700). Keyless entry upgrades: Software system upgrade with connectivity to the district's Active Directory to allow automatic able/disable upon hire and termination ($1,200,000). Intercom upgrades at Lehman High School, Barton Middle School, Chapa Middle School, Wallace Middle School, Kyle Elementary School, Tom Green Elementary School, Elm Grove Elementary School, Blanco Vista Elementary School, Hemphill Elementary School, Fuentes Elementary School, Science Hall Elementary School, Tobias Elementary School, Camino Real Elementary School and Negley Elementary School ($320,000). Instructional technology: Provide additional mobile devices for teaching, virtual learning and on-line state assessments ($1,100,000). Musical instrument purchase: Replacement cycle and new orchestral program ($1,500,000). Uniform replacements: Cycle replacement of uniforms ($900,000). Technology infrastructure: Add storage capacity ($200,000). As of May 4, 2021, this project is in the conceptual phase. A portion of the bond election held May 1, 2021 passed. An architect has not been selected. Although a firm timeline for construction has not been determined, construction is not expected to start prior to May 2022. *Project information, including timeline and contacts, has been obtained through public sources. The content management team continues to pursue additional details; however, the contact(s) listed have yet to disclose or confirm any information. Inquiries should be directed to the contact(s) listed.