Washoe County School District (WCSD) has invested millions of dollars in repairs to our older schools since 2016. This includes the installation of new roofs, HVAC systems and boilers, as well as upgrades to make our schools more energy efficient and safe. Investing in our older buildings is a high priority for WCSD, as we know that students learn best when the buildings they are in keep them safe, warm, and dry. The additional funding we've received from the 2016 ballot initiative has been instrumental in helping us achieve this goal.  

We invite you to review details and information about the completed and upcoming repairs at all WCSD schools, in our Data Gallery. 

Some of the major upgrades we've been able to complete at many sites include:

• New roofs to stop leaking and provide better insulation 
• HVAC upgrades to be more energy efficient, to stop leaking swamp coolers, and to provide a more comfortable learning environment 
• Paving maintenance and athletic field upgrades 
• New flooring that is easier to clean and more versatile 
• Installation of single point of entry at all elementary and middle schools for safety 
• Upgrades to LED lighting in every district building in order to conserve energy and save money in the long term