Capital Projects

Overview

On April 1, 2025, voters approved a consensus referendum that allows District 27 to:
  • Sustainably address our facility needs
  • Make our schools even safer
  • Improve learning environments for all students. 
This is a significant step forward for our schools. Based on the community engagement feedback, the District created a community-driven plan to establish a debt service extension base (DSEB) of $2.655 million, ensuring we can address current and future facility needs in a sustainable, responsible way. It will make our schools even safer by upgrading infrastructure across the district and ensuring that every student learns in an environment that supports high achievement. 
 
We will continue to update this page with detailed plans and timelines for each project. On behalf of the District 27 administration and Board of Education, thank you for your trust, support, and commitment to educational excellence.

Hickory Point Building Plan

The image depicts a modern school campus with several buildings, a playground, and a grassy area surrounded by lush greenery.

Construction on a 15,798-square-foot addition at Hickory Point will run from summer 2026 to summer 2027, adding multi-use, sensory, classroom, and office spaces. In summer 2027, the playground will be upgraded with inclusive equipment, and a new preschool playground will be added.

A modern, multi-story commercial building with a glass-fronted entrance and a green awning, situated on a paved area with a blue fire hydrant in the foreground.

The exterior of a new 5,020-square-foot multi-purpose space at Hickory Point, expected to be completed by the start of the 2027-2028 school year. 

A spacious indoor basketball court with a wooden floor, basketball hoop, and large windows allowing natural light to flood the room.

The interior of a new 5,020-square-foot multi-purpose space at Hickory Point, expected to be completed by the start of the 2027-2028 school year. 

Construction Timeline/Progress

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