• DISTRICT FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

     

    PHASE I: In 2013, the District's 15-Year Facilities Master Plan was created. At that time, it identified approximately $240 million worth of work that needed to be done throughout District 66 in the coming years. In May 2014, Phase I of the Facilities Master Plan was approved by our voters for $79.9 million worth of work that focused on safety and security throughout all buildings and campuses, and included new buildings for Sunset Hills, Oakdale, Swanson, and Prairie Lane. Extensive remodeling work was done at Westside Middle School as well. All projects were done ON TIME and ON BUDGET! Click Here for Details of Phase I.

     

    PHASE II: On May 9, 2023, district voters approved a $121 million bond for Phase II that includes new buildings for Hillside, Westgate and Loveland and other projects which will benefit everyone within the district.

     

    NEW WESTGATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

    Originally built in 1956 and then rebuilt hastily in Summer 1975 after the May 1975 tornado 

    $23 million projected cost as it expands from 49,979 square ft to 54,515 square ft 

     

    NEW LOVELAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

    Originally built in 1932 

    $24 million projected cost as it expands from 34,524 square ft to 54,515 square ft 

     

    NEW HILLSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

    Originally built in 1954 

    $27 million projected cost as it expands from 56,267 square ft to 64,682 square ft 

     

    WESTSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL 

    $5 million budgeted to expand/update eating area and other infrastructure needs 

     

    WESTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL 

    $14 million budgeted to expand/update eating area and programming areas, as well as infrastructure needs to include major mechanical, plumbing, and electrical issues 

     

    ROCKBROOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

    $3.5 million budgeted for additional early childhood areas and a larger, new gym that also serves as a community storm shelter 

     

    PADDOCK ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

    $3.5 million budgeted for additional early childhood areas and a larger, new gym that also serves as a community storm shelter 

     

    WESTBROOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

    $9.5 million budgeted for new windows, concrete, pavement repairs, to meet multiple ADA accessibility issues, enhance electrical, mechanical, lighting, and plumbing, etc. 

     

    ABC DISTRICT OFFICE 

    $2.5 million budgeted for mechanical and ADA accessibility issues 

     

    MISCELLANEOUS 

    $9 million is set aside for escalation and unforeseen circumstances and to hopefully address some needs at our Underwood Hills Early Childhood Center