Platte Valley School District seeks to extend its existing mill levy override (MLO) for another five years and is considering placing a bond measure on the November 2024 ballot to address districtwide facility needs, including replacing the 66-year-old Platte Valley Middle School and other building improvements.
Below are documents and renderings to provide you with additional details about these measures.
A: Platte Valley School District seeks to protect educational instruction and programming, provide safe and secure learning environments, and position our students for success. The District seeks to extend its current mill levy override which has been in place since 2005 and ask district voters to approve a bond measure.>
A: There are many anticipated benefits, including:
Protecting our high-performing and highly sought after schools
Improving safety and security
Attracting and retaining quality teachers and staff
Reducing costly and disruptive emergency repairs
Constructing a new middle school that will serve our community for decades to come
Extending the useful life of our elementary school and high school
Keeping our total tax levy low
Continuing to attract young families and businesses to our community
Protecting property values>