About the Bond

It has been nearly 15 years since the passage of the last school bond measure in the Scappoose School District. In that time, the Scappoose community has grown; enrollment in Career & Technical Education has increased; safety and security concerns have changed; and basic systems like electrical, heating, and roofs are aging and do not function as designed. In addition, the 92-year-old Scappoose Middle School building has failing infrastructure; is seismically unsound; and lacks modern fire suppression systems. Additionally, the building does not adequately meet current educational standards with limited space for programs such as career and technical education, band, and choir.

The Scappoose School Bond, if passed, would make improvements to EVERY school in the district.

What would the Scappoose School Bond do specifically if passed?

The proposed Bond, if passed, would raise $110 million plus secure a $4 million matching grant (only if passed) to help fund the following projects in the Scappoose School District:

Safety & Security

  • Secure entrances and upgrade fire suppression systems
  • Upgrade communications systems
  • Enhanced camera systems
  • Asbestos abatement

 

Expand Student Opportunities

  • Remodel Career and Technical Education spaces
  • Additional classrooms at SHS for science, band and choir
  • Additional access to band and choir, math, and CTE programs for middle school students

Replace Scappoose Middle School

  • Replace the 92-year-old Scappoose Middle School with a new, safe school adjacent to the High School.
  • Expanded athletic facilities with new middle school track and football/soccer field; resurfaced turf baseball field and new turf softball field.
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Update & Repair Aging Buildings

  • New roofs
  • Electrical, lighting, flooring updates
  • Upgraded HVAC and air quality
  • Repair and update sidewalks and parking lots
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