Godwin Heights Schools: A Vote for a Brighter Future

In November, the Godwin Heights Public Schools district is asking voters to approve a $44.5 million bond. This bond, if passed, will fund upgrades and improvements across the district's schools over the next 25 years.

Key Details

• No Tax Increase: Voting yes won't raise taxes. The current tax rate will stay the same.
• Focus Areas:
• Safety & Security
• Updating Learning Spaces
• Planned Improvements:
• Move the main office and athletic center at the high school
• Upgrade the Early Childhood Center
• Improve all district buildings, including:
• Godwin Heights Early Childhood Center
• West Godwin Elementary
• North Godwin Elementary
• Godwin Heights Middle School
• Godwin Heights High School

Classroom Upgrades

• Some classrooms, like those in North and West Godwin schools, haven't seen upgrades since 1999.
• The bond aims to:
• Remodel and furnish classrooms
• Add new instructional technology
• Buy new school buses

Tax Implications

• The estimated millage for the bond in 2026 is 2.10, the same as the current rate.
• No increase in taxes for residents.

Community Feedback

• The superintendent has hosted community forums to discuss the bond.
• Positive feedback from parents so far.

Voting Opportunity

Voters have a chance to shape the future of Godwin Heights schools. The bond proposal is designed to support learning environments for students.

For more details, check out the school district's website.