The District 67 and 115 Buildings and Grounds Department is charged with providing a safe, comfortable, and clean environment for students to learn and our staff to work.

The Buildings and Grounds Department is responsible for all five District 67 and 115 school buildings as well as the West Campus Administrative Center. Buildings and Grounds is responsible for the overall physical condition of the facilities and the Director works closely with the Boards of Education, building principals, and the District Architect of Record to determine and prioritize building needs, healthy and safety requirements, and capital projects. Maintenance repairs are typically accomplished by District custodians and maintenance staff, while larger projects are completed by outside contractors.

Buildings and Grounds is also responsible for working with the Regional Office of Education in completing all health, life and safety inspections checklists, energy management and conservation issues, indoor air quality, and facility usage.

Results of the April 4 Consolidated Election

In a final canvassing of the April 4 Consolidated Election votes, the Lake County Clerk certified the final ballot results on Thursday, April 20. It is with deep appreciation to the voters of the Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Knollwood communities that we acknowledge the passage of the Lake Forest Community High School District 115 $105.7 million 20-year bond referendum.

To learn more about the ongoing referendum work including community engagement opportunities and financial updates, click the button below. 

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