How Does the Bond Issue Help Holman?

The Pattonville Board of Education is asking Pattonville residents to vote on a $111 million zero-tax-rate-increase bond issue on April 5 to fund a new master facilities plan for the district. The plan calls for adding classrooms to address growth in student enrollment; providing safety and maintenance improvements; and updating school facilities to meet current and future teaching and learning needs for students. Approval of the bond issue will not increase the district's property tax rate. How will this help Holman Middle School?

Construct new gym adjacent to existing main gym
Renovate basement below existing main gym (locker and health rooms)
Install fire suppression system
Add new stormwater treatment area for new gym
Add gate or door to separate gym from rest of school
Provide additional collaborative learning spaces between classrooms
Upgrade library, including new exterior windows and entry enhancements
Renovate east side of electives corridor (across from band)
Improve elementary gifted education wing (ALPHA)
Install additional security cameras
Install new building clock system
Purchase new furniture
Repair/upgrade mechanical, electrical, plumbing and HVAC

Reconfigure and renovate offices
Extend parent drop-off lane at west side of building to improve pickup/drop off traffic
Build ramp for Americans with Disabilities Act access to west door at drive loop
Renovate eight restrooms
Renovate two sixth grade science classrooms
Improve signage and wayfinding

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