Centennial Funds School Rebuilds While Jefferson Uses Temporary Trailers
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What happened
Centennial is funding school rebuilds through a referendum, which is described as Unit 4. Meanwhile, the Jefferson district has been using trailers to provide space for students for approximately 25 years. The Centennial referendum is set to provide middle schoolers with necessary space and classrooms.
From news-gazette.com
Why it matters
The $192 million referendum in Centennial aims to address capacity issues, as Unit 4 middle schools were reported to be 110 students over capacity last year. A report cited in the news suggests that spending on public schools in a community increases home values by $20 for every dollar spent.
From news-gazette.com
Who's involved
- CentennialCity where the $192 million referendum is funding school rebuilds.
- JeffersonDistrict currently using trailers to temporarily add space for students.
- Arapahoe CountyCounty that oversees the jurisdiction of Centennial.
- Clark County School DistrictSchool district that utilizes a high school located in Centennial.
- SaskatoonCity involved in a planned integration to alleviate capacity issues at Centennial.
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The entities involved
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Centennial
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Jefferson
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