Vote Yes. Grant Community High School Referendum . February 5, 2008

Highlights

  • No Tax Rate Increase
  • No Education Fund Increase
  • Balanced budget since 1997
  • Adequate fund balances
  • Successful on-time, within budget building projects in 2000 and 2005
  • 2005 Library/classroom project paid using Building Development impact fees
  • Saved taxpayers $3.2 million by refinancing existing debt

Questions/Comments
Please Contact:

Kim Schnoor
homesale1@mindspring.com

Paul Jakstas
PJakstas@aol.com

Referendum Steering Committee

Kim Schnoor
Bill Riggs
Kim Kiser
Jim Harms
Paul Jakstas
Steve Hill
Jeanette Campbell
Karen Mark
Patsy Sales

G.C.H.S

Congratulations and Thank You!

Citizens Helping Students would like to thank the thousands of people who supported our students and the Grant community through the referendum!

We are grateful for the dedication and spirit of hundreds of volunteers as their efforts brought our story to the voters. Much appreciation is extended to the community as well. 61% said "Yes" to the cause, doing their part to play an important role in the positive development of the school.

Today - and now tomorrow, too - Grant stands proud!

About Citizens Helping Students

The acronym G.C.H.S., Grant Citizens Helping Students, represents a committed group of community members working together to benefit current and future Grant High School students.

Highlights

  • Enrollment Figures:
  • 2007 - 1,745
  • 2014 - 2,308

Current Building Capacity: 1,750

Building expansion is necessary to accommodate student enrollment to year 2014

Tax Rate Before Referendum 2.053

Tax Rate After Referendum 2.053

$38.5 Million Building Project

111,400 square feet addition will include:

  • 21 Instructional Classrooms
    State-of-the-art Science Labs
    Art Studio
    Family & Consumer Science Labs
    Activity Center/Field House

 

Vote YES
No Tax Rate Increase
Referendum

February 5, 2008