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Facilities Master Plan

District Permanent Improvement Projects

Investing in Our Schools' Future

We are committed to maintaining and improving our school facilities to provide the best possible learning environment for our students. This page provided to provide information about major facilities improvement projects across the District, including estimated costs and timelines.

Facilities Master Plan

A Facilities Master Plan guides the long-term maintenance and management of school buildings and properties to meet current and future needs. In May 2022, Anthony Wayne Local Schools partnered with The Collaborative, a local architecture firm, to develop a Facilities Master Plan. The firm’s recommendations were presented to the public in May 2023.

Important Note

Project costs may fluctuate as designs are finalized and projects go through the bidding process. The District is committed to making fiscally responsible decisions and managing costs carefully. Estimates will be updated as new information becomes available.
 

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Project Funding

About the Permanent Improvement Fund

Permanent Improvement (PI) funds support long-term investments in school facilities, infrastructure and equipment. By law, these funds can only be used for improvements with a useful life of at least five years.

Anthony Wayne Local Schools receives PI funding through inside millage. Of the District’s 4.3 mills of inside millage, 2.2 mills are designated for Permanent Improvements, generating approximately $3.4 million annually.
These funds help maintain safe, functional and up-to-date learning environments while supporting responsible long-term financial planning.

PI Funds CAN Be Used For:

  • Building repairs and renovations
  • Safety and security enhancements
  • Curriculum, technology and equipment
  • Energy-efficiency projects
  • Student transportation vehicles

PI Funds CANNOT Be Used For:

  • Salaries and benefits
  • General operating expenses
  • Purchases with a useful life of less than five years

Current Projects

In Progress

AW Junior High Kitchen HVAC Improvements

Replace two ceiling-mounted, heat-only univents with two new units that provide both heating and cooling. Project will be funded by the Food Services Department.

Project Status: Approved
Start Date: November 16, 2026
Estimated Completion Date: December 30, 2026
Estimated Cost: $146,143

Proposed Projects

In Research & Design

  • Tennis Courts Resurfacing

  • Central Administrative Offices Roof Replacement

  • HVAC Equipment Replacements: Monclova Primary, AW Junior High and AWHS

  • Restroom Partition Replacements: Monclova Primary, Waterville Primary and AWHS

  • Parking Lot Crack Fill and Sealcoating: All Schools

Completed Projects

Transportation Center Fuel Storage and Dispensing Station

Installed a new above-ground fuel storage system and fueling station, replacing the 40-year old underground system.
Contractor: Spatco Energy Solutions through Sourcewell State Bond Term Pricing Agreements
Final Cost: $1,109,564

Track Reconstruction at Main Campus

Remove and reconstruct the existing track and associated structures.
Contractor: Henry W. Bergman, Inc.
Final Cost: $826,812.03

Waterville Primary Chillers & Boilers Replacement

Replaced the original 1997 HVAC chillers, boilers, pumps, controls, and related equipment due to age and obsolete parts. Project included improved roof insulation over the Community Room. 
Contractor: Trane
Final Cost: $1,226,844

Related Project: Chilled Water Line Repair

 This repair was discovered as part of the the above HVAC project.
Contractor: Earl Mechanical
Final cost: $57,423.

Monclova Primary Roof Replacement

Replaced approximately 62,000 sq. ft. of aging roof sections. 
Contractor: Bill Jackson Roofing, Inc.
Final Cost: $868,344

High School Auditorium Lighting Upgrades

Replaced the original 1995 auditorium theatrical and house lighting with a new LED-compatible lighting control system.
Contractor: Laibe Electric Company
Final Cost: $477,000

Junior High & Fallen Timbers Cooler/Freezer Replacements

Installed a new exterior pad-mounted food storage cooler and freezer unit at Fallen Timbers. At AW Junior High, existing interior cooler and freezer units were replaced with one larger unit.
Contractor: VanTassel Construction Corp.
Final Cost: $229,363 - This project was funded through Cafeteria Funds not Permanent Improvement Funds.

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Whitehouse, OH 43571
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