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Roseville Schools propose $170 million bond to consolidate buildings, add early‑childhood center
Summary
Superintendent Mark Blaskowski presented a zero‑tax‑rate‑increase bond proposal for May 5, 2026, calling for about $170 million to consolidate underused buildings (46% utilization), demolish three schools, build a larger elementary, create a centralized early‑childhood center and buy 13 buses.
Roseville Schools Superintendent Mark Blaskowski presented the district’s 2026 bond proposal to the Roseville City Council on March 10, describing a roughly $170,000,000 plan to consolidate facilities, upgrade infrastructure and support programs without increasing the district’s tax rate.
Blaskowski said the district’s overall building utilization rate is about 46 percent (the state recommendation is roughly 85 percent), a core rationale for consolidation. “Our utilization rate in our district is 46%,” Blaskowski said, adding that the district would consolidate two middle schools into one branded campus and close or demolish several aging…
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