In a recent government meeting, school district officials discussed the upcoming capital projects special election scheduled for November 5, which coincides with the general election. This election seeks to renew a levy initially approved by voters in 2015, which is crucial for funding various school safety and technology initiatives.

The district has maintained transparency and accountability regarding the use of funds, as highlighted by a recent report from Brian Gross. Officials emphasized the importance of community feedback, particularly regarding safety concerns, which have consistently emerged as a priority among residents.

If the levy is not renewed, the district risks losing essential revenue that supports school safety measures, technology upgrades, and cybersecurity efforts. Officials underscored their responsibility to keep the community informed about the implications of the election and the potential impact on school operations if the funding is allowed to expire.