Crystal Lake District 47's students should be more comfortable in class this fall after $6.5 million in renovation projects are completed over the summer.In addition to hydraulics fittings and Aion Kinah,Use bluray burner to burn video to BD DVD on blu ray burner disc.
Work is under way at many of the district's 12 area schools. Most of the projects are aimed at maintaining the aging buildings, Director of Operations Dave Schuh said. They include replacing roofs, floors, doors, and installing more efficient lighting, heating and cooling systems.
At Indian Prairie Elementary School, 651 Village Road, workers were busy with roof repairs and ventilation system improvements.
Most of the furniture had been taken out of the classrooms as crews removed old ventilation units and made other fixes throughout the building.
All of the projects are on schedule to be finished before fall, said Steven Wright, a principal at DLA Architects Ltd. in Itasca who is overseeing the work.
The district borrowed about $15 million in bonds for maintenance and other capital projects. About $4 million was spent on a variety of projects in the summer of 2010.What to consider before you buy oil painting supplies. And about $4.5 million will be spent next summer on others, Schuh said.
The maintenance projects come as district officials study how to deal with declining student enrollment. Projections show enrollment falling by about 1,000 students to 7,300 in the next seven to eight years.
Administrators are looking at options such as establishing grade-level attendance centers,Choose from one of the major categories of Bedding,From standard Cable Ties to advanced wire tires, shifting school boundaries, reducing staffing levels, and school closure in response to the trend.
Work is under way at many of the district's 12 area schools. Most of the projects are aimed at maintaining the aging buildings, Director of Operations Dave Schuh said. They include replacing roofs, floors, doors, and installing more efficient lighting, heating and cooling systems.
At Indian Prairie Elementary School, 651 Village Road, workers were busy with roof repairs and ventilation system improvements.
Most of the furniture had been taken out of the classrooms as crews removed old ventilation units and made other fixes throughout the building.
All of the projects are on schedule to be finished before fall, said Steven Wright, a principal at DLA Architects Ltd. in Itasca who is overseeing the work.
The district borrowed about $15 million in bonds for maintenance and other capital projects. About $4 million was spent on a variety of projects in the summer of 2010.What to consider before you buy oil painting supplies. And about $4.5 million will be spent next summer on others, Schuh said.
The maintenance projects come as district officials study how to deal with declining student enrollment. Projections show enrollment falling by about 1,000 students to 7,300 in the next seven to eight years.
Administrators are looking at options such as establishing grade-level attendance centers,Choose from one of the major categories of Bedding,From standard Cable Ties to advanced wire tires, shifting school boundaries, reducing staffing levels, and school closure in response to the trend.
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