Projects
Projects
Improving Safety, Security, Equity and Access
To maximize instruction, our students need environments that are conducive to learning. Roofs that leak into classrooms, learning spaces that are too hot or too cold, or classrooms humming with the sound of dehumidifiers are not conducive to learning. Our students – your children – deserve better.
All schools in the Bordentown Regional School District would benefit from renovations proposed in the bond referendum that would help improve learning conditions, access and equity for students with disabilities, and safety and security districtwide.
In selecting projects to include in the bond referendum, the district focused on projects that address the most pressing needs and qualify for the maximum amount of state aid to help offset the cost to taxpayers.
Improving Learning Environments/Energy Efficiency
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Replace out-of-warranty roofs that are leaking into learning spaces and other rooms at all schools.
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Replace heating, air conditioning and temperature control systems at all schools.
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Replace interior lighting fixtures.
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Replace auditorium sound system in the high school.
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Replace windows and caulking in older buildings.

Outdated air conditioning unit at
Bordentown Regional High School

Original fire alarm at MacFarland
Intermediate School
Increasing Safety and Security
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Replace crumbling sidewalks and cracked asphalt at all schools.
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Replace interior doors and hardware.
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Place exterior lighting fixtures.
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Upgrade various electrical systems at all schools.
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Replace public address and clock systems.
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Replace fire alarm systems.
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Replace/install emergency power generators.
Improving Access and Equity
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Replace interior doors and hardware.
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Replace various plumbing components and make restrooms ADA accessible.

Outdated door at Clara Barton
Elementary School

HVAC, Roofs, Electrical Upgrades...
The Bordentown bond referendum would provide basic needs: roofs that don’t leak into classrooms, reliable heating and cooling, functional plumbing, and modern safety and security systems.
Upgrading heating and air conditioning systems throughout the district accounts for the largest share of the project costs, followed by roof replacements and electrical improvements. This chart breaks down the total $86.1 million project costs.
Projects by School
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Full-depth asphalt paving demolition and replacement.
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Replace/repair concrete sidewalks.
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Replace existing roofing.
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Replace interior doors and hardware.
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Replace various mechanical systems throughout the building and make structural upgrades to accommodate new mechanical equipment. Replace rooftop units, exhaust fans, unit heaters, variable aid volume boxes, automatic temperature control system and other equipment.
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Replace various plumbing system components.
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Upgrade electrical systems throughout the building. Replace auditorium sound system and interior and exterior lighting fixtures.
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Replace generator supplying emergency power for freezer, cooler, data network, public address system, fire alarms, emergency lighting and boiler pumps.
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Replace public address and clock systems.
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Replace fire alarm system throughout the building.
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Full-depth asphalt paving demolition and replacement.
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Replace/repair existing concrete sidewalks.
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Replace existing roofing.
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Replace exterior windows and caulking.
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Replace interior doors and hardware.
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Remove and replace wood casework in select classrooms.
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Renovate pair of group toilet rooms and install additional grab bars in existing barrier free toilet compartments to comply with ADA requirements.
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Replace various mechanical systems throughout the building and make structural upgrades to accommodate new mechanical equipment. Replace rooftop units, exhaust fans, unit heaters, variable aid volume boxes, boilers, automatic temperature control system and other equipment.
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Replace various plumbing system components.
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Upgrade various electrical systems throughout the building. Electrical wiring and cable management above ceiling spaces.
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Upgrade power distribution systems throughout the building including feeders, panelboards and switchgear.
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Replace generator for emergency power to freezer, cooler, data network, public address system, fire alarms, emergency lighting and boiler pumps.
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Replace public address and clock system.
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Replace building-wide fire alarm system.
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Full-depth asphalt paving demolition and replacement.
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Repair/replace concrete sidewalks.
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Replace existing roofing.
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Remove and replace exterior windows and caulking.
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Remove and replace interior doors and hardware.
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Remove and replace existing wood casework in select classrooms.
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Install additional grab bars in barrier free toilet compartments. Renovate pair of group toilet rooms to comply with ADA requirements.
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Upgrade various mechanical systems throughout building and make structural upgrades to accommodate new mechanical equipment. Replace rooftop units, exhaust fans, unit heaters, variable air volume boxes, boiler, unit ventilators, and other equipment. Replace automatic temperature control system.
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Replace various plumbing system components.
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Upgrade various electrical systems throughout building including gymnasium sound system and exterior lighting.
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Install emergency power generator serving freezer, cooler, data network, public address system, fire alarm, emergency lighting and boiler pumps.
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Replace public address and clock systems.
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Replace fire alarm systems throughout the building.
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Repair gymnasium ceiling and cover insulation.
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Full-depth asphalt paving demolition and replacement.
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Replace/repair existing concrete sidewalks.
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Replace existing roofing.
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Remove and replace existing exterior windows and caulking.
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Remove and replace existing interior doors and hardware.
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Remove and replace existing wood casework in select classrooms.
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Install additional grab bars in barrier free toilet compartments. Renovate pair of group toilet rooms to comply with ADA requirements.
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Upgrade various mechanical systems throughout building and make structural upgrades at various locations to accommodate new mechanical equipment. Replace rooftop units, exhaust fans, unit heaters, variable air volume boxes, boiler, and unit ventilators and other equipment. Replace existing automatic temperature control system.
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Replace various plumbing system components.
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Upgrade various electrical systems throughout building. Electrical wire and cable management above ceiling spaces.
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Upgrade power distribution systems throughout the building including feeders, panelboards and switchgear.
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Install emergency power generator serving freezer, cooler, data network, public address system, fire alarm, emergency lighting and bioler pumps.
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Replace public address and clock systems.
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Replace fire alarm systems throughout the building.
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Full-depth asplalt paving demolition and replacement.
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Replace/repair concrete sidewalks.
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Replace existing roofing.
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Remove and replace exterior windows and caulking.
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Remove and replace interior doors and hardware.
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Remove and replace wood casework in select classrooms.
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Install additional grab bars in toilet compartments. Renovate pair of group toilet rooms to comply with ADA requirements.
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Upgrade various mechanical systems throughout building and make structural upgrades to accommodate new mechanical equipment. Replace rooftop units, exhaust fans, unit heaters, variable air volume boxes, boilers, and other equipment. Replace automatic temperature control system.
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Replace various plumbing system components.
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Upgrade electrical system throughout building, including exterior and interior lighting fixture replacement. Electrical wire and cable management above ceiling spaces.
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Upgrade power distribution systems throughout the building including feeders, panelboards and switchgear.
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Install generator providing emergency power to freezer, cooler, data network, public address system, fire alarm, emergency lighting and boiler pumps.
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Replace building-wide fire alarm system.
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Replace public address and clock systems.
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