Posted on July 18, 2018
Author Jacque Ryan, WKVI
Projects at the North Judson-San Pierre Schools are coming along nicely, according to Superintendent Dr. Annette Zupin.
During the superintendent’s report Tuesday night, Dr. Zupin shared some of the progress that’s been made thus far. She said that lighting work is nearly complete, with the company pulling some of their workers at this point. The only areas that still need to be finished are the atrium and auditorium.
She added that the sidewalks at the Elementary school have been poured and the ones for the Jr-Sr High will come next. Zupin also noted that the new doors for the secure entrances at the Jr.-Sr. High have been installed and work on securing the Elementary school began yesterday.
Dr. Zupin said that the fence posts for the tennis courts will be installed this week, with fencing to come next. The dugouts for the baseball and softball diamonds have a solid foundation and structure built and they will soon affix the roofs.
As far as the pool project goes, Zupin said that crews will begin filling it today. She stated that the balancing of the chemicals and filtration will be monitored for about a week or so. She mentioned that a temporary dehumidification unit will be utilized in there until the permanent unit is installed.
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