On Thursday, a group of Miller Middle School students and staff were able to tour the new school construction at the east end of the campus. Approximately 100 workers (up to 170 next month) have been hard at work on the 4A Bond construction project.

At the Sept. 25, School Board Regular meeting, Jacobs Bond Project Manager, Devon Merriman, presented a quarterly update of the Bond construction projects.

Did your student complete all 120 pages of the Summer Bridge workbook? Way to go! They will be well-prepared to jump back into the beginning of the school year, beginning Tuesday, Aug. 22.

While our students and staff are enjoying summer break, our Bond team is hard at work creating new structures and improving existing school buildings. All summer improvements projects are off to a great start on schedule. Miller and Impact buildings are making fast progress with the more favorable weather lately, and both are currently tracking per schedule.

Miller, Impact, vestibules, ventilation systems, roofing, and summer projects galore ... the Bond folks have had an active month in March, and they are looking ahead to a very busy summer.

Jacobs Project Manager Devon Merriman and representatives from Anderson Mason Dale Architects presented the final Durango High School CIC/Impact designs to the Board of Education on October 25, 2022.

Jacobs Bond Project Manager Devon Merriman provided a presentation of the new Miller Middle School to the Durango School District 9-R Board of Education on Tuesday October 25, 2022.

The Durango School District 9-R End of Summer 2022 4A Bond Project Updates were presented to the Durango School District 9-R Board of Educaiton on August 30, 2022 by Devon Merriman, Jacobs Program Manager

What is the best way to kick off a new building? With fanfare from the Durango High School Band! Students, staff and community members are welcome to celebrate a dream come true with a rousing mini-performance on Monday during the lunch hour at Durango High School, on Monday Sept. 19.

Currently 23% of the Bond funds have been committed, with abut 77% left.
Local participation remains strong, with about 63% of funds allocated locally (74% when charter allocations are included).