Our communities' investment in our schools through the 2022 bond and mill levy override will ensure we continue to offer the high-quality educational experiences that we're known for, that our community expects, and that our students deserve.
THANK YOU VOTERS
We want to express our sincere and deep gratitude for our communities’ support of our children and their educational future. The funds from these measures will help us to relieve capacity struggles, address critical infrastructure needs, and recruit and retain high quality staff.
Bond Measure 4B - 54.9% (12,018) to 45.1% (9,860)
Mill Levy Override 4C - 55.4% (12,120) to 44.6% (9,766)
*Official results via Weld County
NEWS & UPDATES
NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL GROUNDBREAKING
Construction of the new middle school began in September, 2023.
NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS’ NAMES, LOGOS, MASCOTS ANNOUNCED
The Board of Education unanimously approved the names, logos, and mascots of the new elementary schools at its November 13 meeting.
FEATURED FAQ
Q: Who will spend / manage the bond funds?
A: Accountability for the bond measure funds will be provided by the Bond Oversight Committee. This committee will be representative of our community and will provide a regular report to the Board of Education on the progress of the bond construction projects, as well as how funds are being utilized in alignment with Board and voter approval.