Visions Unlimited and Farmington Central High School will undergo various site renovations, which include re-paving of existing parking lots and new concrete flatwork, as well as a new outdoor basketball court for East Middle School.

Exciting site improvements are underway at several Farmington Public Schools buildings! Both Visions Unlimited and Farmington Central High School are receiving upgrades to their parking lots and sidewalks to improve safety and accessibility, while East Middle School is getting a brand-new outdoor basketball court for students to enjoy.

At Farmington Central High School, major progress has been made, including the installation of new sidewalks along the east side of the building, updated curbs, and new flag installations along Highmeadow Road. The old parking lot and sidewalks have been demolished and replaced with a strong foundation that includes geogrid mesh, stone base, and new catch basins to ensure durability and proper drainage.

Meanwhile, East Middle School’s basketball court is taking shape, with the aggregate base already complete—a big step toward creating a fun and functional space for outdoor recreation. These improvements reflect our commitment to maintaining safe, modern, and inviting spaces for students, staff, and the community.

A total of five schools within the Farmington Public School District will undergo construction during the Spring/Summer of 2025. Power, Warner, and East Middle School will receive new scoreboards, whereas Farmington and North Farmington High School will receive new scoreboards and field lighting. 

Exciting updates are happening at Farmington Public Schools’ athletic facilities! Power, Warner, and East Middle School have received brand-new scoreboards for their fields, while Farmington and North Farmington High Schools now have new scoreboards and upgraded field lighting to enhance game-day experiences. These improvements include installing new steel supports, electrical connections, and underground conduit to ensure everything operates efficiently.

At the high school level, work on the main competition fields includes the installation of MUSCO lighting systems, complete with new control panels and pole bases for brighter, more energy-efficient lighting. These upgrades will provide better visibility for evening games and events, making for a safer and more enjoyable experience for athletes and fans alike. We can’t wait for our students and community to enjoy these enhanced facilities!

Farmington Public Schools is excited to announce significant updates to our transportation facilities that will benefit our entire community. Our transportation building is undergoing extensive renovations, both inside and out, to enhance safety and efficiency. Recent improvements include new steel decking and roof membrane installations, upgraded lighting throughout the main bus garage, and ongoing preparations for a newly paved parking lot. These updates ensure a more secure and functional environment for our fleet of buses and staff.

Inside the building, progress continues with the installation of new temperature controls and lighting enhancements in key areas like the West mezzanine and shop storage. Outside, preparations for a state-of-the-art undercarriage bus wash are underway, alongside the completion of structural enhancements and new fencing installations for added privacy and security. These improvements are part of our ongoing commitment to providing optimal facilities that support our students’ transportation needs effectively.

Farmington Public Schools is making great progress on transforming the former administration building into a functional storage facility for the district. This renovation is designed to make better use of existing space while supporting the operational needs of our schools. Crews have been hard at work removing outdated cubicles, furniture, shelving, and casework from both levels of the building, as well as prepping spaces for new structural and mechanical upgrades.

Significant updates include the installation of new doors, frames, and panels throughout the building, as well as new overhead roll-up doors in the receiving area for easier access. Interior improvements are underway with primed and painted walls, updated finishes, and installation of privacy blackout film in select rooms. To improve efficiency, new air conditioning units have been installed along with updated piping, electrical work, and modern controls. Additionally, new drinking fountains, FRP wall panels, and lighting upgrades are being added to enhance functionality.

This conversion project is a major step in maximizing district resources and creating a space that meets current and future needs. We’re excited to see this building take on a new purpose that supports our schools and students every day. 

A total of four buildings within the Farmington Public School District will undergo interior renovations as part of this project: Farmington High School, Farmington Central High School, Farmington Early Childhood Center, and Warner Middle School.

Farmington Public Schools continues to make great progress on bond-funded renovations at four key buildings: Farmington High School, Farmington Central High School, Farmington Early Childhood Center, and Warner Middle School. These updates are designed to improve comfort, safety, and functionality for students and staff.

At Farmington High School, the new main office entry is taking shape with exterior lighting now installed and finishing touches like ceiling tiles and a new electric cabinet unit heater in the vestibule completed. Farmington Central High School has seen fresh updates as well, with all classroom and office doors sanded and repainted for a clean, updated look, and ceiling tile work in the kitchen and receiving area finished.

Meanwhile, Farmington Early Childhood Center has new cabinet unit heaters installed for better climate control and new countertops in the casework areas, adding both style and functionality. At Warner Middle School, work continues behind the scenes to upgrade heating and ventilation systems, including ductwork, heating coils, and hot water piping for improved air quality and efficiency. These improvements are part of our ongoing commitment to providing safe, modern spaces where students can thrive. 

Farmington Public Schools is moving forward with creating a new, modern Central Office by renovating the former Visions Unlimited building. Crews are clearing and prepping spaces so we can rebuild them to better serve families and staff: an exterior ramp near the meeting room is being removed in preparation for an improved, more accessible entry; selective interior walls and block sections are being opened to create new office layouts; and older ventilation equipment is being taken out to make room for updated mechanical systems.

Inside, work is well underway to refresh and upgrade the building’s infrastructure. New HVAC units are being installed throughout, piping is being reworked to support those systems, and sound-dampening drywall is going up in office areas to create quieter workspaces. In preparation for finishing this work, selective flooring and ceilings have been removed, and the boiler room floor has already received a fresh epoxy coating.

These renovations will allow us to bring district departments together in a space that is more efficient, comfortable, and welcoming for staff, families, and community partners. We’ll continue to share updates as the project progresses—thank you for your support as we invest in facilities that help us serve students every day.