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How We Get There
Building and expanding schools in quickly-growing areas of Douglas County to accommodate growth and reduce overcrowding.
Continuing to update building security to ensure the school district is adopting the latest recommendations and continuously replacing older equipment.
Continuing to invest in pathways, setting our students up for success after high school.
Keeping school buildings safe and comfortable for students and staff.
Revitalizing the places and surfaces where students learn to perform to the best of their abilities.
Bolstering accessibility to education and opportunities
Did You Know?
92 schools
DCSD is the third-largest school district in Colorado with 92 schools and 62,000 students.
112 buildings
DCSD has 112 buildings. When school maintenance and repairs are not addressed, taxpayer dollars are spent on avoidable and reactive measures due to aging infrastructure not being updated.
$300 million backlog
The quality of DCSD's learning environments continues to deteriorate. The backlog is $300 million, which will continue to grow by an average of $35 million per year.
$1 million per year
DCSD spends $1 million a year on temporary modular classroom units to address overcrowding.
Kids with Questions
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Ava learns more about her school with Prairie Crossing Elementary Principal Carrie Rotherham |
Elementary student Chase checks out his future school, Chaparral High |
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