Updated Report on the Enhancements to JCSD1's Facilities and Grounds Presented
John Zink, the Facilities Director of Johnson County School District, has provided a comprehensive report to the school board detailing several ongoing projects aimed at improving facilities across the district. The report, which can be accessed via this link, offers insightful information about the projects 1.
One of the key projects mentioned in the report is the replacement of the boiler plant at Buffalo High School (BHS). This significant undertaking aims to modernise the school's heating system, ensuring a more efficient and sustainable environment for students and staff.
Another project underway at BHS is the Phase II Variable Air Volume (VAV) Controls. This project focuses on optimising the school's air conditioning system, with the goal of enhancing comfort and energy efficiency.
In addition to the projects at BHS, the report also mentions several other initiatives. These include Audio Enhancement for bells and intercom systems at BHS and Cloud Peak Elementary, District Basketball Shot Clocks, New Gym Scoreboards in Kaycee, and the Kaycee HVAC Component Project.
However, the most recent update from July 24, 2025, confirms that John Zink is actively engaged in the BHS boiler plant replacement and the BHS Phase II VAV control upgrades. Specific status updates or progress details on the Audio Enhancement, Basketball Shot Clocks, Kaycee gym scoreboards, and HVAC component projects were not included in the provided sources [1].
The Kaycee HVAC Project involves three proposals for Professional Services, and Engineering Design Associates have been recommended for the project by the selection committee. The interview process for this project saw one firm drop out, leaving two out of three firms to be interviewed by a committee.
Clicking the provided link will reveal more information about these facilities projects in Johnson County School District, as detailed in John Zink's report. The district is committed to continuous improvement and investment in its facilities to provide the best possible learning environment for its students.
[1] Link to John Zink's report: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qv3fZhxniB4CakO1o0OTzKLSwQAw_10OW6W40kT9cFg/edit?tab=t.0
The comprehensive report by John Zink, provided to the school board, discusses the BHS Phase II Variable Air Volume (VAV) Controls project, which aims to optimize and enhance the air conditioning system's comfort and energy efficiency through technological advancements. Furthermore, the district is also actively involved in the replacement of the boiler plant at BHS to modernize the school's heating system, promoting education-and-self-development by ensuring a more sustainable learning environment.
