Spring Hill Schools' 2025 bond projects continue to be tracked through financial reports detailing contingency funds, expenditures and remaining balances for elementary school improvements, HVAC upgrades and the Spring Hill High School career and technical education (CTE) and commons additions.

Financial information presented to the Board of Education in October included contingency budget figures dated Sept. 21, 2026.

Elementary School Projects

For construction projects at Spring Hill Elementary, Prairie Creek Elementary and Timber Sage Elementary, the district reported $386,983 in carried-over expenses and $185,027 in remaining owner contingency funds as of Sept. 21.

The report also identified separate allowances for the building responder system and tariffs. Of the $300,000 building responder system allowance, $116,527 had been used, leaving $183,473. The $100,000 tariff allowance remained unused. Combined, the two allowances had $283,473 remaining.

HVAC Improvement Projects

HVAC upgrades at Spring Hill Elementary, Spring Hill Middle School and the district's early childhood facility were also included in the financial report.

The HVAC projects had an original owner contingency allocation of $978,509, with $84,759 in reported expenses. That left $893,750 in owner contingency funds as of Sept. 21.

Spring Hill High School CTE and Commons Additions

The report also included contingency funding for the Spring Hill High School CTE and commons additions.

The project reported a contingency balance of $1,074,810 before $66,705 in additional expenses, leaving $1,008,105 in owner contingency funds as of Sept. 21.

The district's contractor and financial reports provide supporting information on project expenditures, remaining contingency funds and construction activities.

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