Corning Union Elementary School District

CUESD understands that our local students, parents, and community members are vested in maintaining CUESD facilities.  Local individuals can also be helpful in preventing or identifying potential damage to our facilities caused by vandalism or theft.  CUESD uses the WE TIP program which can provide local law enforcement with important information through anonymous reporting.  For more information on WE TIP program click here.

Phase II of the West Street Modernization Project has started!  This project consists of the construction of an approximately 10,000 SF new multi-purpose room facility, approximately 2,000 SF new kindergarten classroom wing, 9 new wood-framed adjoining classrooms, and associated site improvements.  Kinder complex will be completed by the start of school with the 9 classrooms completed a few weeks later.  The complete project (Multipurpose Room and new parking lot)  will be completed by October 2023.

 

A synthetic, six-lane running track, including a long jump and shot put as well as a soccer field (inside the track) and a new softball field will be completed by October 2023.

 

Three new shade structures have been erected (2 at Olive View Elementary and 1 at Woodson Elementary) that will provide an outdoor learning area and shade on hot sunny days.

 

Four towers will be erected, one at West Street Elementary, Maywood/DaVinci Middle School, Woodson Elementary School, and one at Corning High School.  The towers will provide internet to most students at no cost to families.  The internet service will be filtered and will be for precise campus-related connectivity.

 

The district has contracted with site Logiq to provide solar-mounted shade structures at each school site.  Woodson will be modifying their parking lot and the solar will be mounted for shaded parking.  West Street's solar will be mounted on the roof of their new 9-wing classroom building.  Maywood, Olive View, and Rancho will have solar-mounted shade structures that will double as outdoor learning spaces.

 

The safety of students and staff is a priority in the district.  The district is going out to bid in August to begin fencing the schools to minimize the entry points for a possible intruder.  

 

RANCHO TEHAMA GENERATOR (complete)

 

Most of the projects are funded with COIVD funding called ESSER which was provided by the state and the federal government to be used on one-time projects as the money will expire in September 2024.  The district received grant funding for the Kinder complex from the state.  The district will continue to search for grants to assist fund future projects.