District officials presented a two-part facilities master plan that combines a demographic study with a facilities condition assessment, reporting roughly $704 million in districtwide needs and describing the plan as a 'living document' to guide capital requests and grant-seeking.

District staff told the board Feb. 12 that declining birth rates and Running Start funding rules are driving lower projected FTE; the board discussed commissioning a new demographic study (approx. $36,000) and scheduled a study session on enrollment and facility planning.