Long Range Planning

We are committed to providing a safe and modern learning environment for our students. As a public institution, we are responsible to mitigate risk in any way we can to our physical buildings and the people who occupy them. This involves long range facilities planning as well as day-to-day procedures and best practices for the safety of students, staff, and other visitors.

2025 Long Range Facilities Planning

Our district is actively engaged in a comprehensive Long Range Facilities Planning Process. Building upon our 2018 plan, we’ve convened a committee from across our community. This collaborative effort will allow us to assess our current facilities, anticipate future needs, and develop a strategic roadmap for ensuring our learning environments continue to support student success for years to come. We’re excited about this important work and look forward to sharing updates as the process unfolds.

Long Range Facilities Planning Committee

The committee includes:

• A business representative
• A City of Corvallis representative
• A Benton County representative
• Two members from the 2018 Long Range Facilities Planning Committee
• Five district staff members
• One school board representative
• Three at-large positions

2018 Long Range Facilities Master Plan

Superintendent Noss recommended a final version of the LRFMP to the school board in December, 2017. The Corvallis School Board adopted a Long Range Facilities Master Plan on January 11, 2018. In a separate action, the board also approved a resolution to place a bond on the May 2018 ballot with a prioritized list of long range plan projects for a total of $199,916,925. The resolution and approved bond projects are available on the 2018 Facilities Bond page of this website.