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Overview

Maintenance & Operations

Lafayette School District maintains its beautiful, open campuses and fields as a resource for the entire community.
 
The Maintenance & Operations department provides facilities operations management, general maintenance and repair, custodial support, grounds, landscaping, and pest management services to ensure Lafayette TK-8 school campuses are safe and clean to support student health and wellbeing, allowing students and staff to concentrate on learning.
 
Services include:
  • Respond to emergencies in real-time
  • Schedule and manage regulatory agencies required tests and inspections as required
  • Repair and maintain existing facilities
  • Plan and manage school and district facility, deferred maintenance
  • Provide environmental testing, as necessary
  • Maintain preventative maintenance on a large variety of equipment
  • Establish district standards for new and existing sites
 

Interim Facilities Master Plan 2023-24

The Lafayette School District seeks to maintain excellent, modern school facilities in order to support its educational mission. As part of the 2016 bond, the district conducted a facilities assessment to identify areas of need. As the bond draws to a close, the District has updated its facilities assessment and created an "Interim Facilities Plan" for the use of its limited one-time facilities revenue in the coming several years. In June 2023, the Governing Board approved an Interim Facilities Plan and funding for a first tranche of new projects, including roof repair, kitchen upgrades at Burton Valley, HVAC replacement, painting, and interior lighting. 

Interim Facilities Plan Presentation

Interim Facilities Plan - June 2023

 

2016 Measure C Facilities Bond

On June 7, 2016, the voters of Lafayette approved Measure C, a $70 million General Obligation Bond.  The District closed out the bond on June 30, 2025. Measure C paid for new classrooms and general modernization as follows:

  • Repair or replace leaky roofs, and old, deteriorated plumbing, sewer, heating, ventilation, lighting and electrical systems.
  • Upgrade technology infrastructure to keep pace with 21st century teaching and learning.
  • Modernize 50+ year-­‐old, outdated classrooms, labs, and instructional equipment, including removal of portables, and where appropriate, replacement with permanent classrooms.
  • Accommodate projected growth -­‐   construct a modern, flexible classroom facility for science, technology, engineering, arts and math instruction at Stanley Middle School, and reconfigure or construct classrooms on elementary school sites serving grades TK-­‐6. 
  • Improve school safety and security – including lighting, cameras, fencing, emergency alarm systems, hardscapes, playfields, outdoor play equipment and pick-­‐up/drop-­‐off zones.
CUPCCAA 2025-26