This has been a long journey, starting with former Superintendent Noreen Bush. The District has maintained our facilities and fiscal resources with great diligence over the years and has not come to the taxpayers to ask for a bond in over 23 years. The heart of the matter is still the same – we want every learner to be future-ready. Our facilities should contribute to that vision. We want to ensure our students are in safe, secure, and in a conducive learning environments. The proposed comprehensive facilities master plan provides the blueprint to build greater access and opportunities for our students, addresses increasing costs to upkeep aging buildings, and allows us to be fiscally responsible as construction costs continue to rise. It will elevate our facilities to new heights and shape the future of education in our community and create a lasting impact for generations to come.