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2024 Capital Bond Update

Planning for Continued Excellence

 

The Bond Project is broken into three phases – Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3. 

Phase 1: Late fall/early winter through Summer 2025. 
Phase 2: Summer 2025 through Summer 2026
Phase 3: Summer 2026

Click below to see the progress of Phase I and II projects! 

Click here for additional information on the Bond Project and Timeline. 

 

Harborfields High School

 

  • August 2025 – Installation of the new track has begun! 

    Workers install new turf on a track and field, with stadium in the background.

  • July 2025 – Abatement work is ongoing throughout the high school wings. The electrical and plumbing disconnects are completed and installation of the ceiling grid, rerunning of electrical conduits and painting has begun. 

    An interior view of a room under construction, with exposed ceiling grid and large windows.

  • July 2025 – Roofing work continues over the gym and 200 wing. 

    Construction workers install roofing materials on a flat roof under an overcast sky.

    April 2025 – Certain roof areas have been ripped down to decking, insulation replaced, rubber membrane completed. The raised portion of a particular roof area has been ripped and replaced and rubber membrane installed.

    Workers clear debris from a metal roof during a construction project. A flat roof with several pipes running along it, a yellow measuring tape, and a drain.  

    A wide shot of a flat roof with a blue sky and white clouds in the background.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    March 2025 – Work has started!

     

    Construction materials, including roofing shingles and a small machine, are stacked on a flat roof.

     

  • August 2025 – Work is completed! 

    An empty football field and track are illuminated by stadium lights under a twilight sky.

    July 2025 – Ongoing fiber work in press box. 

    May 2025 – The stadium lights are in!

    A tall light pole with multiple lights stands in a sports field under a cloudy sky.  An empty football field under a cloudy sky, with stadium lights and the words 'Let's Go Tornados'.

     

    April 2025 (continued) – All walkway light bases have been installed and trenching has begun. Crews are finishing trenching, dropping conduits, and refilling between remaining walkway light bases. 

    A tall, gray pole stands in a grassy field next to a chain-link fence and a dirt pile. A basketball court with a hoop and yellow caution tape, surrounded by green grass and a brick building.

    Trenches dug alongside walkway fencing at HHS Trenches dug alongside walkway fencing at HHS

     

    April 2025 – Work has started! 

    A crane truck is positioned on a grassy field, its arm extended towards a tall pole.  A tall, gray pole stands in a grassy field next to a chain-link fence and a dirt pile.

  • July 2025 – Existing ashphalt removed and existing courts have been patched and acryclic resurfacer applied. New concrete footings, curbs, and fencing installed. Installation of gates has started. Painting and stripping of two additional existing courts has been completed. 

    new tennis courtAn outdoor sports court with a blue surface is surrounded by fencing.different angle of new tennis court

  • July 2025 – Contractors broke down and removed the existing walk-in freezer. 

    An empty room with red tile flooring and a partially covered wall.

     

Oldfield Middle School

  • July 2025 – Roofers installed curb flashing on the roof area above the gym. They continue to rip and replace the shingle roof on the North side of the building, over the library, and the adjacent wings. 

    Construction workers are repairing a flat roof on a cloudy day. Workers are on a flat roof, possibly performing maintenance or repairs.

  • August 2025 – Installation of corridor lighting and ceiling tiles continues, while ceiling grids are also being installed. Patching, painting, and flooring installation is ongoing. 

    An empty room with wood-look flooring and large windows.

Thomas J. Lahey Elementary School

  • April 2025 (continued) – Ripped and replaced insulation down to decking in specific areas. Rubber roof membrane installed. 

    Workers install a new roof on a building, with a view of a cloudy sky and trees in the background. A view of a flat roof with a new layer of roofing material being installed.

    A view of a flat roof with a new layer of black roofing material being installed.

    April 2025 – Work has started!

    Two workers wearing safety harnesses are on a flat roof, working on a section of the roof that has been removed.

  • July 2025 – Drainage is complete on the North Parking Lot at TJL. Dry wells, piping, crossovers, catch basins, and grates on grade have been installed. The existing blacktop area was milled and surveyed, and new curbing is being laid out. Ongoing removal of existing concreted sidewalks. 

    Construction site with a trench containing a large black pipe.

Washington Drive Primary School

  • August 2025 – Installation complete! Playground is open and ready for use. 
    People stand near a sign with a playground design, with a photographer taking pictures.

     

    July 2025 – Installation of new plaground equipment has begun and new turf area is being prepped. 

    A construction site with playground equipment and an excavator. A construction site with playground equipment and an excavator.

     

  • August 2025 – The entire parking lot has been paved and sidewalk and curbs have been replaced. 

    A newly paved road curves through a park-like setting, with construction equipment visible.

2024 Bond Project Information

On January 23, 2024, voters approved the financing of various capital improvement projects through a bond referendum.  

At all four buildings, roofs will be replaced or repaired, representing the bulk of the project. Additionally, masonry, sidewalk, asphalt and curb repairs will be completed, and door ajar sensors will be installed to doors for added security. Highlights of additional work at Harborfields High School include the replacement of  auditorium seating, the installation of lights to the stadium field and the addition of air conditioning to the south gymnasium. Additionally, two tennis courts and the outdoor track will be replaced and select student bathrooms will be renovated. Improvements will also be made to several classrooms, as well as the student courtyard.

At Oldfield Middle School, the outdoor track will be replaced, to include new fencing. In addition to other infrastructure work, two music rooms will be renovated, parking lot gates will be installed and the tennis courts will be repaired. Additional work at Thomas J. Lahey Elementary includes the addition of security fencing and parking lot gates, replacement of interior doors, the installation of new playground equipment and safety surfacing, enhancements to classrooms and the addition of an asphalt basketball area for students. At Washington Drive Primary School, work would also include the installation of additional parking, the installation of new playground equipment and safety surfacing, and the installation of parking lot security gates.


The total amount of the project is approximately $41.2 million. Of this amount, $2 million would be used from the district’s capital reserve fund. The additional money would be funded through a bond. For the average homeowner in the district, this would represent an annual cost impact of approximately $262 a year, or $21.86 a month.


 

Feedback regarding the proposed capital projects can be shared at capitalproject@harborfieldscsd.org

A green circular logo with the text 'Harborfields Central School District' surrounding a stylized image of a school building and the text 'BOND VOTE 2024'.