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Over the next 10 years, more than 3,500 potential new K-12 students are expected to move into the district. If we do nothing, current projections show that 15 schools will be over capacity by 2031. Learn more about the 10-year facility plan and the bond election to address student growth. https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning

SoWashCo Schools has a bond question on the Aug. 9 ballot to address community growth and student needs. Learn more about the 10-year facility plan and the bond election to address student growth. Be sure to vote on or before Aug. 9.

https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning

What will happen if the Aug. 9 bond election is not successful? Our reality is that our high schools are overcapacity with more schools expected to join them within 10 years. If the bond is not approved, we will likely initiate extensive boundary changes prior to 2025, among other considerations. Learn more at https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning/qa#fs-panel-78639

Tomorrow is election day for the Aug. 9 bond election. To learn more about how the bond will affect your child’s school and to find your polling location, visit https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning#package

Pine Hill Elementary is nearly overcapacity. Meeting rooms and closets have been turned into learning spaces. Pictured is a former storage closet serving as an occupational therapy space. See how we’re working to address student growth through our 10-year facility plan and Aug. 9 bond election. https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning

Woodbury High School is overcapacity. Due to the congestion in the cafeteria, many students are forced to spread out and even eat lunch on the floor. See how we’re working to address student growth through our 10-year facility plan and an Aug. 9 bond election.  https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning

Park High School is nearly overcapacity and the bond will help address several issues, including unsafe traffic congestion. Dismissal often involves cars blocking bus lanes and pedestrian crossings, and vehicles backed up into nearby 80th street. See how we’re working to address student growth through our 10-year facility plan and an Aug. 9 bond election. https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning

Early mail-in and in-person voting is now underway for the Aug. 9 bond election to help address student growth and facility needs. There are five convenient Washington County voting sites to cast your ballot early. Learn more at https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning/voting-information-clone

It’s Election Day for the SoWashCo Schools bond election. Find your polling location at mnvotes.org.

Vote early in person on Saturday, Aug. 6 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at one of five early voting sites in Washington County. Learn more about the bond election and find your closest voting site. https://www.sowashco.org/facilityplanning/voting-information-clone

Looking for a quick overview of how a successful bond on the Aug. 9 ballot will improve your child’s current or future school? Download the flyer for your school here. 

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