Safety and Learning Bond

The Target Range School board last spring launched a public engagement effort to gather ideas on how the school building could be improved to better serve our students.

Activities included student and school staff input sessions; one-on-one interviews with parents, staff and Target Range neighborhood residents; a community night, and an online survey of Target Range voters.

This community engagement process identified these priority items:

• Safety improvements.
• STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) improvements.
• Band/orchestra/choir facilities.
• Cafeteria/multi-purpose space.
• Open dynamic learning environments.

On Feb. 18, the Target Range School Board of Trustees voted to move forward with a Safety and Learning Bond to fund improvements in identified priority areas.

Target Range School District voters will decide May 7 whether to approve the 20-year, $8.47 million bond.

The proposed Safety and Learning Bond will benefit ALL students at Target Range School.

Fact Sheet

 You can learn more about the bond and proposed improvements at our new mini-site:

www.targetrangesafetyandlearningbond.org

Survey Results