What does a YES vote mean?

Essential improvements in safety and security

Modernized learning spaces for 21st Century learning

Safer drop-off and pickup zones for all students

Dedicated bus loading and drop-off zone separate from main parking

Convenience for families in having Pre-K-12 in one location

Time savings for shared staff not having to travel between buildings

Enhanced accessibility for all, including all ADA regulations (i.e. physical accessibility, audio enhancements, and upgraded display boards)

Updated science labs and Career and Technical Education spaces

Enhanced spaces for active learning, competitive events, and artistic performances 

Upgraded band and choir spaces with acoustical considerations for both practice and performances

Improved spaces for special education and special services

Additional restrooms at the high school, including a family restroom for use during evening and family events

A dedicated lunch room / student commons for high school students (separate from the gymnasium)

Opportunities for high schoolers to mentor, read to, and build relationships with younger learners

Reconfiguration of locker rooms with a smaller visiting team locker room and accessibility to both a wrestling room and a weight room (without walking through a boys or girls locker room)

An MSHSL regulation track that can be used for both practices and hosting meets

Upgraded, centralized concessions and restrooms for athletic fields

Adequate garage space to accommodate bus storage and maintenance

Continued programming for college in the schools, CTE, and the arts

Significant cost savings in utilities, transportation, and staffing models

An increase in local taxes spread over 26 years for the bond and 10 years for operating capital