# Peninsula School District Board Regular Business Meeting - 10/27/2026

The Peninsula School District 401 regular business meeting on October 27, 2026, included a capital bond planning task force update. The task force presented a potential facilities package estimated at about $800 million to address aging high schools, safety and accessibility, mechanical systems, CTE and performing-arts spaces, pools, and other needs. Board members discussed reuse options, costs, and community partnerships; no bond package was approved. The board asked the superintendent’s team to prepare a resolution for future bond projects for consideration at a later meeting.

The board approved the Clean Buildings compliance proposal by a 4–1 vote. The work covers three buildings identified as potentially noncompliant or noncompliant and is supported by approximately $470,000 in state grants; the contracts exceed $100,000 each. The district had previously spent about $40,000 on energy audits and baseline data, and the approved work is a compliance-planning step rather than building upgrades. The district also announced a device-protection program planned for November, with coverage of up to $650 in annual damage; no board vote on that program was reported. Transportation staff noted that bus-lift purchases contributed to costs, while the department finished within $10,000 of its budget. No vendor names were provided for the compliance contracts.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Education
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding
**Published:** October 27, 2026

### Sources
- [Peninsula School District Board Regular Business Meeting - 10/27/2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teZIFtmVffs) - Peninsula School District 401