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News - With referendum approval, changes coming to buildings, technology and learning

News - Voters approve both funding requests for Vision One91

Buildings for Learning  -  Technology for Classrooms

The Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 Board of Education voted to place two funding questions before voters on Feb. 24, 2015. If approved, the funding will be used to implement Vision One91, a plan to redesign the school district to meet the needs of today's learners and ensure each student is real-world ready.

If voters approve both questions, the tax impact on the owner of an average home ($200,000) would be approximately $12 per month ($144 per year).

Vision One91 Referendum Overview.

Question 1: Buildings for Learning - Requests approval of a building bond of $65 million that would be used to:

• Organize our schools to better support learning by:

  • Realigning grades and schools to be K-5, 6-8 and 9-12 to match current best practices and state standards,

  • Repurposing the Senior Campus and adding classrooms at Burnsville High School to accommodate all students in grades 9-12,

  • Remodeling some elementary schools to enlarge some kindergarten classrooms and improve other instructional spaces,

  • Building an activity center at Burnsville High School for curricular, extra-curricular and community activities.

• Improve security at schools by constructing secure entrances at schools that don't already have them and upgrading surveillance cameras.

• Relocate programs and repurpose offices to provide more effective and efficient spaces for several programs and districtwide employees. 

Question 2: Technology for Classrooms - Requests approval of a $2.5 million per year technology (capital projects) levy that would be used to:

• Equip classrooms with technology resources that allow teachers and students to personalize learning and expand curriculum

• Provide ongoing training and support for teachers in effectively using instructional technology in their classrooms

• Ensure districtwide infrastructure meets the needs of today's schools

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