Bond Videos
5A Bond: Superintendent Explains Challenges & Opportunities
How are Schools Funded in DCSD?
Voter-approved bonds are used by school districts for capital needs such as building a new school, adding onto an existing school, facility repairs and upgrades, security and technology enhancements, buses and more. Superintendent Kane explains why our school district is struggling to keep up with growing communities and capital needs.
DCSD’s Funding Challenges
Douglas County School District has 92 schools and a $300 million backlog of capital investments that are needed in these buildings. Superintendent Erin Kane explains the challenges when it comes to funding and maintaining the capital infrastructure in DCSD.
The Impact of a 2024 Bond for Douglas County School District
The Douglas County School Board voted unanimously to place a 490 million dollar bond proposal on November’s ballot. Superintendent Erin Kane explains the impact that this proposal would have on Douglas County residents and our schools.
Kids with Questions
Callie is a future Huskie and checks out Douglas County High with Principal Tony Kappas
Filled with non-stop giggles, a future Huskie gets a look inside Douglas County High School. Join Callie on a tour of her future school.
Zach interviews his principal, Stone Mountain Elementary's Michelle Franci
The longer the work is delayed, the more it will cost. Stone Mountain Elementary student Zach takes a tour of his elementary school to check out what fixes are needed.
Veda learns more about the school she loves, Acres Green Elementary
Students learn best in an environment that is predictable and comfortable, but that has been a challenge at Acres Green Elementary. Join Veda on a tour of her school with former principal Emmalee Owens.
Ava learns more about her school with Prairie Crossing Elementary Principal Carrie Rotherham
Ava loves her school, but learns more work is needed at Prairie Crossing Elementary. Join her on a tour led by Principal Carrie Rotherham.
Elementary student Chase checks out his future school, Chaparral High
Three Chaparral High School students take time out of their day to roll out the red carpet and show elementary student, Chase, around the building.
Lilly finds out why "cottages" are needed at Coyote Creek Elementary
Overcrowding at Coyote Creek Elementary means several mobiles have been brought in to accommodate all the students. Join Lilly on a tour of her school with Principal Amy Rahne.
Elementary student Erin checks out a nearby high school - Eagle Academy - with Principal Jeff Broeker
While attending Eagle Ridge Elementary, Erin stops by Eagle Academy to check out a high school just around the corner. Join Erin and Principal Jeff Broeker on a tour of the building.
Elementary student Courtney interviews ThunderRidge HS Principal Sean Patterson
Temporary fixes at ThunderRidge High School are only temporary. In this first video in a series providing information about school needs, Roxborough Primary student Courtney checks out her future school - ThunderRidge High - with Principal Sean Patterson and finds a leaky boiler and a damaged auditorium.
Kenzie drops in to the office to ask Soaring Hawk Principal Stacy Roberson some important questions
She ends up in the principal's office and has some tough questions for her principal, Soaring Hawk's Stacey Roberson. Join Kenzie on a tour of her school.