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Scappoose School District Construction Projects

Scappoose School District is excited to announce the start of many new construction projects around the district! This summer, fire safety upgrades are being made at Sauvie Island, Scappoose Middle School, and Scappoose High School. Grant Watts and Warren projects were completed on time and $100,000 under budget. The roof replacement going on at the High School will mean immediate energy and cost savings. All work with noxious fumes is completed. Otto Petersen Elementary project is on schedule and the site work is 80% complete and foundations are 50% complete. Read the information and follow the links on this page to learn more about these developments and what they will mean for our staff, students, and community. Superintendent Paul Peterson is available at (503) 543-6374 to answer questions about the projects. Click here to see the Budget for the $33.3 Million School Bond Additional construction documents: Design Process Boards Phase 7
Local Business Spotlight
Many local businesses are contributing to the success of our schools by providing valuable services during various phases of construction. We will highlight their contributions here, for all the construction projects. Some of the local businesses involved include: TFT Construction, Knife River, Hudson Garbage, Custom Metal Fab, Varsity Grill and Bar, Automobilia, as well as others. Custom Metal Fab (CMF) is laser cutting the "Learning Tree" metal work design on the entrance door to Warren School. Also, for the new student dropoff entry hallway, CMF is cutting a metal design of a boy and girl hand and hand skipping down the lane. This metal work will be placed in the window openings in the brick work. CMF's bread and butter is making custom kitchen equipment, both residential and commercial, but they can do anything out of metal as we see from their work for Warren School. CMF employs 18-20 locally. You can learn more about CMF from their website at www.cmfstainless.com. Their owner and president is Mike Taylor. Thanks, Mike, for your work on Warren School. Click here to see our current list of local contractors and suppliers If you would like to get on this list or suggest a local vendor to add to the list, please contact (503) 543-6374.
New Petersen School Update (more click here...)		High School Construction Update (more click here ...)
• Project is on schedule • All work has bid, awards are being issued to low bidders • Foundation and SOG (at gym) permit has been issued • Expect remaining permit with-in two weeks • Site work is 80% complete • Foundations are 50% complete • Utilities 80% complete View the Construction WebCam! Latest Booklet		The High School is currently undergoing energy efficiency renovations of the roof. Click here to learn: What are the 7 new layers going on the roof? Ground breaking for the new Auditorium will begin sometime in Sept. You may have also noticed, we are cutting down some cedar trees to make way for the new classroom and auditorium additions. Trees will be replanted during construction.
Warren School Construction Update (more click here...)		Grant Watts Construction Update (more click here ...)
Improvements: Safety – Improved Office Visibility Addition of One New Classroom w/Full Technology Infrastructure Safety – Fire Alarm Upgrades Maintenance - New Roof over Oldest Wing Maintenance – Replacement of Old Underground Piping Sustainable Features: Day-light and occupancy sensors on classroom lighting, high level insulation in walls and roof, efficient heating controls, no wax floors, high-efficiency furnace Estimated Energy Usage: At least 20% less than existing classrooms Latest Booklet		Improvements: Safety – Improved Office Visibility Addition of Two Classrooms w/Full Technology Infrastructure Safety - New Fire Alarm System Safety – Separate buses from parking with new lane and gates Maintenance –Asbestos abatement related to above work Maintenance – Piping replacement at adjacent restrooms and water heater Sustainable Features: Solar-powered sinks, day-light and occupancy sensors on classroom lighting, high level insulation in walls and roof, efficient heating controls, no wax floors, high-efficiency water heater, sensor flush toilets and urinals, water-efficient fixtures Estimated Energy Usage: At least 20% less than existing classrooms Latest Booklet
Sauvie Island School, Maintenance & Safety		Master Schedule and Overview
Maintenance and Safety Projects		The Master Schedule was developed in January, 2009, which shows when projects are estimtated to begin and complete. The $33.3 million dollar bond, approved by voters on November 4th, 2008, will implement Phase 1 of the Long Range Facilities Plan, which was adopted by the Scappoose School District Board of Directors in April, 2008.
DLR Group - Architects		Citizens Oversight Committee
Located in Portland, with offices and resources across the across the country, DLR GRoup has a history of constructing great K-12 buildings that are safe, efficient, and effective learning environments. Scott Rose, principal in the firm, has facilitated and participated in the district's long range facilities planning and facilities assessments over the last two years. Here is DLR's design process being used for Scappoose projects.		The Citizens Oversight Committee's role is to ensure that bond funds are used as intended. The COC is comprised of: Leonard Aplet, Gwynn Klobes, Jeff Mapes, Will Kessi, and Mark Parsons. View more information on the Citizens Oversight Committee page.
Auditorium Theater Seat Sponsor Program