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VOTE

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ELK RAPIDS SCHOOLS MAY 5, 2020

Where EXCELLENCE is a Tradition!

BOND PROPOSAL FACTS


Looking to the future of Elk Rapids Schools, the Board of Education is asking the community to consider a bond proposal
on Tuesday, May 5, 2020, for district-wide improvements to address identified and ongoing building, facility and site issues.

If approved, this bond proposal would generate $49,995,000 and would focus on district-wide improvements to all
school buildings. The bond projects focus on improving safety & security, building & site improvements to aging systems
and improving educational spaces, and upgrading educational technology.

SAFETY & BUILDING & SITE EDUCATIONAL


SECURITY IMPROVEMENTS TECHNOLOGY

KEY FINANCIAL POINTS VOTING INFORMATION


If approved by voters, it is projected that the debt tax rate would Vote Date: Tuesday, May 5, 2020,
increase by .48 mills over the current debt tax rate. This equals from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
approximately an additional $2.00 per month for every $100,000
of market value / $50,000 taxable value. Absentee Voting: Contact your village or
township clerk; ballots available by Saturday,
MARKET TAXABLE COST/ COST/ COST/ March 21, 2020. Absentee voter ballots are
VALUE VALUE YEAR MONTH WEEK
available to registered voters for all elections.
$100,000 $50,000 $24.00 $2.00 $0.46 Visit michigan.gov/vote for additional voting
$200,000 $100,000 $48.00 $4.00 $0.92 information and resources
$300,000 $150,000 $72.00 $6.00 $1.38
Poll Locations: Registered voters may cast a
$400,000 $200,000 $96.00 $8.00 $1.85 ballot at the polling location established by
their village or township

COMPARATIVE TAX RATES


Elk Rapids Schools currently levies the second lowest debt millage WHERE CAN I GET
tax rate in neighboring schools and does not levy a Building and Site
Sinking Fund millage like some districts. If the proposal is approved by MORE INFORMATION?
voters, Elk Rapids Schools would still remain as one of the lowest debt
millage rates in the area. For an overview of the bond proposal,
please visit the district website. Building
COMPARATIVE MILLAGE RATES specific project listings and renderings
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VOTE
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ELK RAPIDS SCHOOLS MAY 5, 2020

BOND PROPOSAL IMPROVEMENTS BY SCHOOL


MILL CREEK ELEMENTARY LAKELAND ELEMENTARY
SAFETY & SECURITY SAFETY & SECURITY

• Install keyless access system • Install keyless access system


• Water treatment system • Replace exterior doors and windows
• Improve parking
BUILDING & SITE IMPROVEMENTS
BUILDING & SITE IMPROVEMENTS
• Refresh 2nd and 3rd grade classrooms
• Playground enhancements and lockers
• New gym sound panels • Restroom renovations
• Mechanical system upgrades • Refinish gym floor
• New furnishings as needed • Playground enhancements
• New storage facility • Mechanical system upgrades
• New furnishings as needed
EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY • Additional parking lot by tennis courts
• Repaving parking lots
• Refresh educational technology devices
EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
CHERRYLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL • Refresh educational technology devices

SAFETY & SECURITY ELK RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL


• New secure building entrance and SAFETY & SECURITY
reconfigured offices
• Improve vehicular traffic flow for buses,
drop-off and parking • New secure building entrance and office
and keyless access system
BUILDING & SITE IMPROVEMENTS • Improve vehicular traffic flow for buses,
drop-off and parking
• Rebuild the oldest wings of the building to
provide new classroom wings and learning BUILDING & SITE IMPROVEMENTS
commons/large group instruction area
• Constructing new classrooms to support 21st • Renovate oldest classrooms and minor
century student learning renovations to other classrooms
• New furnishings • Mechanical system upgrades
• Minor remodel existing locker room, gym • New furnishings as needed
and cafeteria • Adding a new gymnasium and locker rooms
• Music equipment • Performing arts improvements
• Adding four tennis courts
• Resurface track
EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

• Upgrades to computer network infrastructure EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
• Refresh educational technology devices
• Refresh educational technology devices

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