Lewisville ISD trustees to vote Jan. 12 on $39M for school renovations

Lewisville ISD received guaranteed maximum prices for two renovation projects at Coyote Ridge Elementary and Hicks Elementary schools, Executive Director of Construction Randy Fite said during a report at a Jan. 6 trustee work session.

Zooming in

The renovations at Coyote Ridge will cost about $18.8 million, and the Hicks renovations will cost roughly $20.2 million, totaling $39 million for the two 20-year lifecycle maintenance and repair projects. The renovations were approved by voters as part of the 2023 LISD bond package.

Dallas-based general contractor Joeris is the construction manager at risk for the work on both schools.

Fite noted that both projects were within the overall project budgets.

“It takes a lot of work to get these things in budget these days, so there was a lot of work that went into these,” Fite said.

Looking ahead

Both renovations are scheduled to take place over the summers of 2026 and 2027, Fite said. Trustees will vote to approve funding the two projects at the Jan. 12 board meeting.

Fite said the district expected to receive guaranteed maximum prices for 20-year renovations for Lewisville High School Killough, Rockbrook Elementary School and Vickery Elementary School in February.