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Battle Ground School District
When our schools invest in the potential of all students, the entire Battle Ground community benefits. Voters will have an opportunity on this year's ballot to ensure that all students receive the opportunities, resources, and information they need to successfully enter today’s world.
Battle Ground School District Proposition 7 authorizes a capital levy to fund much-needed safety, facility, and technology improvements throughout the district. The levy would replace funding from a bond measure of the same rate that expired in December 2023. At a rate of $0.44 per $1,000 in assessed value over three years, the owner of a median-priced $586,000 Battle Ground home could expect to pay about $258 annually.
If approved, Proposition 7 is expected to raise $8.5 million in its first year alone. This revenue is earmarked specifically for our students and would go towards upgrading security cameras and controls, repairing roofs, upgrading lighting, improving heating and cooling systems, upgrading learning technology, improving the broadband network, and creating learning spaces for CTE programs such as construction trades, health sciences, and culinary skills.
Vote Yes on Battle Ground School District Proposition 7 to ensure our students have safe, modern, and fully equipped schools.
Last updated: 2024-01-24
When our schools invest in the potential of all students, the entire Battle Ground community benefits. Voters will have an opportunity on this year's ballot to ensure that all students receive the opportunities, resources, and information they need to successfully enter today’s world.
Battle Ground School District Proposition 7 authorizes a capital levy to fund much-needed safety, facility, and technology improvements throughout the district. The levy would replace funding from a bond measure of the same rate that expired in December 2023. At a rate of $0.44 per $1,000 in assessed value over three years, the owner of a median-priced $586,000 Battle Ground home could expect to pay about $258 annually.
If approved, Proposition 7 is expected to raise $8.5 million in its first year alone. This revenue is earmarked specifically for our students and would go towards upgrading security cameras and controls, repairing roofs, upgrading lighting, improving heating and cooling systems, upgrading learning technology, improving the broadband network, and creating learning spaces for CTE programs such as construction trades, health sciences, and culinary skills.
Vote Yes on Battle Ground School District Proposition 7 to ensure our students have safe, modern, and fully equipped schools.
Last updated: 2024-01-24