Center for Creative Learning

The following projects have been identified as priority projects on the horizon for this building.

Prop 3 is on the Nov. 7 ballot asking voters for permission to reallocate tax dollars from Debt Service to Capital Projects without increasing the overall tax rate.

The building that houses the Center for Creative Learning was built in 1973.

SAFETY PRIORITIES

Update 2-way radios
Door access control and monitoring system
Update and add security cameras
Update intruder alarm system

TECHNOLOGY PRIORITIES

Update cybersecurity measures
Update technology infrastructure
Staff device refresh
Classroom projection refresh

FACILITY PRIORITIES

Upgrade main electrical panel
Replace hot water piping risers
Install soffit material under canopy

If approved, these projects will then be prioritized across the district each year based on available funds. When fully phased in, Prop 3 would result in approximately $26-27 million annually.

It is important to note that not all priority projects at every school can be funded in the first few years if Prop 3 passes, but we want all patrons to be fully informed as to which projects have been identified as priorities at each school.

See the Frequently Asked Questions under What is Prop 3? for more information as to how projects are prioritized.