November 2018 School District Elections Sources: School Districts and Secretary of State 2017 CDE TYPE OF DOLLAR DISTRICT PASS / FAIL PURPOSE STUDENT COMMENTS (OPTIONAL) ELECTION AMOUNT MEMBERSHIP

BOND

Improving and repairing elementary schools by replacing their playgrounds, replacing the boiler for Carlson Elementary and acquiring a Clear Creek Pass Bond $5,000,000 808 back-up generator for King-Murphy Elementary; improving and repairing Georgetown Community Address capital needs including building systems and components (such as HVAC), security at all schools, information technology, and Douglas County Pass Bond $250,000,000 67,597 transportation, fix all Tier 1 needs identified in the DCSD Master Capital Plan and increase programmatic offerings including career and technical. Add 8 additional classrooms; 4 at Cactus Valley Elementary, 4 at Garfield RE-2 Fail Bond $5,700,000 4,813 Highland Elementary Providing improvements and renovations to all existing schools and facilities. Improving security, safety technology and ADA compliance at Harrison School District 2 Pass Bond $180,000,000 11,771 all schools. Turning two elementary schools each into K-8 schools and building a new up-to-date facility for one middle school Safety and security, building modernization and upkeep, career/technical Jeffco Public Schools Pass Bond $567,000,000 86,112 education options. New elementary school, convert Bear Creek Elementary to Middle Lewis-Palmer 38 Fail Bond $36,500,000 6,703 School, improve safety and security at all buildings. Littleton Public Schools Pass Bond $298,000,000 Replacement of schools and other capital construction needs. 15,643 Upgrading school building safety, security and fire alarm systems to meet current code and state mandates; repairing maintenance backlog issues Thompson Valley Pass Bond $149,000,000 identified at every school in the district; constructing a new K-8 school; 16,278 adding classroom additions to two elementary schools in high growth area of the district.

8 - Bond Elections $1,491,200,000 6 - Pass 2 - Fail

BOND / BEST MATCHING Secure Elementary and High School Entrances. High School classroom Ellicott SD 22 Fail Bond / BEST $4,370,000 additions, Elementary School cafeteria expansion, become compliant 1,055 Apply for BEST after pass Bond. with 2010 ADA regulations PK-12 Safety, Security and Health renovations and addition to address critical safety and security upgrades, ADA upgrades, expansion of Hinsdale County 1 Pass Bond / BEST $3,950,000 undersized classrooms, construction of a gymnasium, CTE classroom, 96 preschool classroom, commercial kitchen, HVAC upgrades and a ' station Kit Carson Pass Bond / BEST $8,048,000 New PK-12 School 109 Acquiring, constructing, equipping, and furnishing a consolidated PK-12 facility, including athletic facilities, on district owned property, to replace La Veta Pass Bond / BEST $5,500,000 227 Apply for BEST after pass Bond the existing facility. No debt shall be issued unless a BEST grant is received. Lamar Pass Bond / BEST $3,900,000 HS and Hope Center Mechanical & Security Upgrades 1,566 Remodel existing Jr/Sr High building. Build addition to the school for Manzanola 3J Fail Bond / BEST $2,018,153 140 Elementary students to create consolidated K-12 School. New constructions and renovation for Meeker High School and new bus Meeker Pass Bond / BEST $39,700,000 742 Bond - will pursue BEST and other grants garage

Sources: School Districts / Secretary of State 1547 N. Gaylord Street | Denver, CO 80206-1324 November 29, 2018 303-860-9136 | @COSFP | cosfp.org Page 1 of 4 November 2018 Colorado School District Elections Sources: School Districts and Secretary of State 2017 CDE TYPE OF DOLLAR DISTRICT PASS / FAIL PURPOSE STUDENT COMMENTS (OPTIONAL) ELECTION AMOUNT MEMBERSHIP Construction renovations totaling $13.18 million to Trinidad Middle Bond / BEST School in order to meet certain health and safety standards, to extend Trinidad Fail $4,750,000 982 (Backup) the useful life of said facility and to meet the educational needs of the district's students. Constructing Pre-K through 12th grade state of the art school facility that Sierra Grande Pass Bond / BEST $13,780,000 meets the needs of district students, staff, programs and prepares 288 Apply for BEST after pass Bond students for academic success. Grant Funds not less than $27,600,000 Facilities. Safety and security projects at all schools. Add classrooms and Weld County (Eaton) School Fail Bond / BEST $75,000,000 remodel existing space. Build new K-5 elementary school and 1,913 Apply for BEST after pass Bond District RE2 transportation center. Wray RD-2 Pass Bond / BEST $15,500,000 Addition/Renovation for PK-12 Building 722

11 - Bond / BEST Matching Elections $176,516,153 7 - Pass 4 - Fail

MILL LEVY OVERRIDE (MLO) Key investments include: Attracting & retaining high-quality teachers & staff by offering competitive wages; improving student safety by further Adams 12 Five Star Pass MLO $27,000,000 38,870 securing buildings; expanding vocational, job-training, & career-focused programs; reducing class sizes. Recruit and retain highly qualified teachers and staff; funding full time school resource officers for safety; fund full day kindergarten; and Archuleta School District 50 Jt Pass MLO $1,700,000 1,660 provide required funding for Pagosa Peak Open School to increase staff salaries, supplement full day Kindergarten, and improve school safety Provide annual funding investing in key areas that support student Aurora Public Schools Pass MLO $35,000,000 40,920 health, safety and learning SHALL BENNETT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 29J TAXES BE INCREASED $1.6 MILLION (2019 ESTIMATE) ANNUALLY FOR A LIMITED SEVEN-YEAR PERIOD (COMMENCING IN COLLECTION YEAR 2019) AND AFTER COLLECTION YEAR 2019 BY WHATEVER AMOUNTS ARE RAISED FOR THE LIMITED PERIOD (ENDING IN COLLECTION YEAR 2025) FROM AN OVERRIDE MILL LEVY IMPOSED AT A RATE OF 9.971 MILLS, WHICH AUTHORIZATION SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE CONDITION THAT THE ANNUAL RATE AUTHORIZED BY THIS BALLOT ISSUE SHALL BE REDUCED TO Bennett 29J Fail MLO $8,000,000 1,126 THE EXTENT OF ANY BOND REDEMPTION MILLS LEVIED BY THE DISTRICT IN THE FUTURE FOR ITS OUTSTANDING BONDS, THE NET AFFECT BEING THAT THIS VOTER AUTHORIZATION DOES NOT CAUSE A NET INCREASE IN THE TOTAL MILL LEVY CURRENTLY IMPOSED BY THE DISTRICT WITHOUT FUTURE VOTER APPROVAL, WITH THE MONEYS FROM THIS OVERRIDE TO BE DEPOSITED INTO THE GENERAL FUND OF THE DISTRICT AND USED FOR ADDITIONAL CLASSROOM CONSTRUCTION AND TO MEET THE IMMEDIATE FACILITY NEEDS OF THE DISTRICT? Facilities upkeep; Student and staff safety; Career & Technology Bethune Fail MLO 15.2 mills expansion and enhancing educational experience; Technology upgrades; 112 Recruiting and retaining highly qualified teachers.

Sources: School Districts / Secretary of State 1547 N. Gaylord Street | Denver, CO 80206-1324 November 29, 2018 303-860-9136 | @COSFP | cosfp.org Page 2 of 4 November 2018 Colorado School District Elections Sources: School Districts and Secretary of State 2017 CDE TYPE OF DOLLAR DISTRICT PASS / FAIL PURPOSE STUDENT COMMENTS (OPTIONAL) ELECTION AMOUNT MEMBERSHIP Attracting, training and retaining high-quality faculty and support staff, Clear Creek Pass MLO $998,000 808 providing funds for ongoing student transportation needs. Restructure the 2014 3A MLO from collecting a fixed dollar amount to a lower, fixed rate. Allows D49 to reduce 3A MLO figure for property School District 49 Pass MLO $16.500.000 21,448 owners and pair with 2016's 3B MLO into combined flat rate of 18.500 mills Address teacher/staff pay and school level funding; provide counselors at Douglas County Pass MLO $40,000,000 elementary schools; reduce counselor to student ratios at middle and 67,597 high schools. Attract and retain teachers and support staff by offering compensation Without increasing taxes, the district would that is competitive with surrounding school districts; Expand safety and be authorized to extend its existing tax for security measures through equipment, training, and preparedness, bonded debt and continue to collect up to Elizabeth School District Pass MLO $1,590,000 2,476 including but not limited to the addition of a school resource officer and $1,590,000 in 2019 and annually social-emotional support for students; Provide all students with additional thereafter, to be deposited in the General access to technology that facilitates learning and post-graduate success. Fund for the specified purposes. Will only move forward if Amendment 73 is Garfield RE-2 Pass MLO $4,900,000 Hire and retain quality teachers and staff 4,813 not approved. Continue mill levy that sunsets; tax revenues to be used for educational purposes, including and limited to improving academic growth through Hayden Pass MLO $321,473 efforts to maintain small class sizes, attracting and retaining highly 443 qualified teachers and staff, and to provide adequate maintenance upgrades and renovations to facilities and equipment. Attracting and retaining quality teachers and staff, mental health and Jeffco Public Schools Pass MLO $33,000,000 counseling support, expanded career-technical / workforce-readiness 86,112 programming Provide staff and professional development to support safety, security Lewis - Palmer 38 Fail MLO $1,000,000 6,703 Sunsets in 7 years. and student wellness for all schools, including charter school. Educational purposes to improve the quality of schools; 50% toward increasing Teacher & Staff salaries in equal amounts adjusting for full / Pueblo City 60 Fail MLO $6,000,000 part-time status; 30% toward maintaining school buildings & 16,910 infrastructure; 20% toward improving school safely, security, & mental health services. Safety & Security, Technology, Capital Improvements, and Salary Sheridan Pass MLO $3,000,000 1,402 Increase Attract and retain teachers and staff by offering salaries and wages that South Routt Pass MLO $250,000 359 Sunsets in 10 years. are more competitive with our neighboring districts among other things. Retain and recruit teachers and staff, maintaining small class sizes and Will only move forward if Amendment 73 is Telluride Pass MLO $1,200,000 902 general operations not approved. Maintaining current class sizes and pupil-teacher ratios; increasing compensation to attract and retain and remain regionally competitive; Thompson Valley Pass MLO $13,800,000 updating textbooks, curriculum, materials, technology; increasing and 16,278 upgrading security in schools, including expansion of School Resource Officer program. 5.02 mills for restoring a portion of state's school funding cuts necessary to recruit, train and retain quality teachers; renovation and repair of Trinidad Fail MLO $8,200,000 existing facilities and grounds; acquisition and maintenance of school 982 Sunsets in 10 years. buses and vehicles; and, provide students and staff with technology infrastructure and equipment upgrades

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Recruiting and retaining highly qualified teachers and staff for essential educational programs, providing curriculum and educational materials, Weld RE-10J Briggsdale Pass MLO $706,890 176 expanding technology access to more students, providing preventative maintenance and upkeep to existing facilities and bus fleet Support operations, program, construction and maintenance needs. Improving school safety and security by making priority capital improvements that enhance safe student environments; Providing funds for continuing and expanding existing vocational / career programs and Westminster Public Schools Pass MLO $9,900,000 to create partnerships with organizations like the boys and girls club to 9,441 enable and exchange learning opportunities for community youth; Attracting and retaining highly effective teachers, mental health professionals, and counselors to be competitive with surrounding districts in Adams County

21 - Mill Levy Override Elections $196,566,363 Does not include Bethune 15.2 mills 16 - Pass 5 - Fail

MILL LEVY OVERRIDE - OPERATIONAL MILL LEVY

0 - Operational Mill Levy

MILL LEVY OVERRIDE - FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN EXCESS COST

0 - Mill Levy Override - Full Day Kindergarten Excess Cost

MILL LEVY OVERRIDE - TRANSPORTATION FUND MILL LEVY

0 - Transportation Fund Mill Levy

SALES TAX Steamboat: Renewal of 1/2 cent City sales tax that is collected for educational City Sales Tax 2,659 Steamboat Springs Pass $3,000,000 purposes. The funds are shared with all public schools in Routt County: Sunsets in 10 years. Renewal Hayden: 443 Steamboat, Hayden and South Routt S. Routt: 359

1 - Sales Tax $3,000,000 1 - Pass 0 - Fail

PROPERTY TAX INCREASE

0 - Property Tax Increase

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