Bond Plan
Funding Option — $490 Million
The Douglas County School District Board of Education has authorized a Bond question for the 2024 ballot. At the August 27 meeting, the BOE unanimously voted 7-0 to place before voters a $490 million Bond.
The bond would be an investment in school safety and security upgrades; Career and Technical Education opportunities for students; and updating, maintaining, equipping, replacing, and constructing educational facilities consistent with the district bond plan to provide safe and adequate learning spaces for students and staff, and to reduce overcrowding.
- Neighborhood School Construction ($150 million)
- Capital Renewal and Replacement ($179 million)
- Transportation ($8.3 million)
- Growth and Decline ($20 million)
- Security ($10 million)
- Career and Technical Education ($38.2 million)
- Special Education ($15.3 million)
- Information Technology ($20 million)
- Athletics and Activities ($12 million)
- Bond Fees and Contingency ($37.1 million)
Neighborhood School Construction ($150 million)
Capital Renewal and Replacement ($179 million)
Transportation ($8.3 million)
Growth and Decline ($20 million)
Security ($10 million)
Career and Technical Education ($38.2 million)
Special Education ($15.3 million)
Information Technology ($20 million)
Athletics and Activities ($12 million)
Bond Fees and Contingency ($37.1 million)
Staff Recommendations to the Board of Education
August 13, 2024
BOE Meeting
August 27, 2024
Chaparral Feeder Meeting
September 23, 2024
Mountain Vista HS Feeder Meeting
Highlands Ranch HS Feeder Meeting
September 26, 2024