Capital Construction Bond Program

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Capital Construction Bond Program

2006 School Construction Bond Last Hillsboro School Construction Bond was approved by District voters in 2006 2006 Bond totaled $169 million Included five new schools, school capacity increases at three middle schools, modernization and technology improvements throughout District schools All of these projects were completed on-time and on-budget

Need for New Construction Bond District Enrollment Growth Student enrollment in HSD grew by more than 32% between 1995 and 2015 (+5,085 students) Next 10 years, an additional 1,862 students are forecasted to enter HSD This represents a 9% increase in Districtwide student enrollment between 2017 and 2026.

Need for New Construction Bond District Capital Needs The District has identified over $700 million in needed improvements to District facilities Includes the need for: New schools to respond to enrollment growth Modernization of existing facilities Safety & security improvements Technology improvements Improvement to support student achievement 4

Need for New Construction Bond

Bond Advisory Committee 26 members appointed by the School Board – community representatives from neighborhoods, schools, business, local agencies Develop a Capital Bond Program to present to the Superintendent and School Board Met beginning in October and will provide their final recommendation by the end of April Considered a range of project packages & funding levels Two bond packages to consider this evening Looking for feedback / input from the Community

Bond Tax Rates – Bond Package A

Bond Package A – After March 8th BAC Meeting Funding Level = $408.0 million Maintains current tax rate of $2.24 / $1000 Safety & Security $69,212,041 Educational Technology $30,221,198 New Capacity $181,455,286 Student Achievement $30,825,147 Current Infrastructure Improvements $78,643,083 Bond Insurance Costs (Required) $5,855,351 District Costs (Required) $11,710,703 Total Package A $407,922,809

Bond Package A – Key Projects after March 8th Key Projects Include: * Two New Elementary Schools * Installing cameras & GPS on all Buses - North Plains & South Hillsboro * Playground Upgrades * Rebuild Brookwood ES – New * Classroom Technology and School Infrastructure * New Satellite Transportation/ * Convert Secondary Libraries to Maintenance Facility Learning Centers * Upgrade Reedville & Hillhi * Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing * Additions to Glencoe and Upgrades Evergreen * Sealing and Painting Building * Seismic & Safety Upgrades Building Exteriors * Parent/Bus Drop-Off Safety * Construct New Gyms at Elementary Improvements Schools w/ Cafegymatoriums – Immediate Occupancy seismic standard

Bond Tax Rates – Bond Package B

Bond Package B – After March 8th BAC Meeting Funding Level = $442.4 million Increases current tax rate to $2.50 / $1000 Safety & Security $69,212,041 Educational Technology $30,221,198 New Capacity $186,455,286 Student Achievement $30,825,147 Current Infrastructure Improvements $106,688,075 Bond Insurance Costs (Required) $6,351,026 District Costs (Required) $12,702,052 Total Package A $442,454,826

Bond Package B – Key Projects after March 8th Key Projects Include All Improvements in Bond Package A, with the addition of: * Pavement/Sidewalk/Hardscape * Replace Portable Classrooms in (Parking Lot) Repairs and Poor Condition Replacements * Construct New Track (Hilhi) * Resurface/Replace Tennis Courts * Construct Lighted Turf Fields at * Replace Single Pane Windows Hilhi, Century, & Glencoe * Land Purchases for Future School Sites

Bond Rates Comparison

Next Steps: Report to Superintendent Review Results of Open House with Advisory Committee Conduct additional research / polling Advisory Committee Drafts Recommendations to Superintendent Staff prepares Draft Bond Advisory Committee Recommendation Report and sends to members for review and final acceptance by the end of April Recommendation to address: Need for Bond Projects Bond Package to put before voters Bond Finance Assumptions Timing of election (November 2017 / May 2018) Superintendent reviews Advisory Committee Recommendations Superintendent Final Report / Recommendation to the Hillsboro School Board in May 2017

THANK YOU so much for coming! Next Steps Bond information can be found on our website under About HSD/Bond Please fill out the online comment form if you have additional feedback to share Engage in discussion with your table groups and respond to the questions provided Report out Please complete your exit ticket THANK YOU so much for coming! Mike Thank you for coming