Clovis Unified School District Inspiring Excellence for Current and Future Students

Clovis East High School

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools

Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

•	Upgraded counseling/career center

•	Upgraded Heating,Ventilation,Air-conditioning (HVAC) system
•	Added new exterior video surveillance system •	Upgraded Career Tech facilities
•	Renovated pool, decking and equipment •	Improved exterior lighting
•	Upgraded technology network and wireless system •	Replaced plumbing fixtures and upgraded restrooms •	Repaired and upgraded irrigation system and
conditions on play fields

•	Upgraded surfaces on play courts

•	Completed Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) required upgrades…and more

How Our School Would Benefit From Future Bond Measures:

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

•     New outdoor seating •     Upgrade science labs

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.

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Boris Elementary

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math	•	Our school was built using 2012 Measure A funds. classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools
How Our School Would Benefit From Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs	Future Bond Measures:

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

•	LED Lighting upgrades •	A/V upgrades
•	Security upgrades

Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.

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Fancher Creek Elementary

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools

Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

•	Expanded library space for storage and instructional area •	Replaced roofing on entire campus
•	Installed additional student drop-off area

•	Repaired door hardware, casework and wall finishes •	Added new exterior video surveillance system
•	Improved exterior lighting

•	Upgraded technology network and wireless system •	Replaced plumbing fixtures and upgraded restrooms •	Improved play court surfaces and turf conditions
•	Completed Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) required upgrades…and more

How Our School Would Benefit From Future Bond Measures:

•	Landscape repairs
•	Expand custodial space
•	Update multipurpose room stage, flooring,AV
•	Complete Americans with Disabilites Act updates -Kindergarten wing

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.

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Freedom Elementary

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools

Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

•	Upgraded exterior lighting

•	Added new exterior video surveillance system

•	Upgraded Heating,Ventilation,Air-conditioning (HVAC) system
•     Upgraded technology network and wireless systems •     Improved efficiency in lighting for classrooms, Multi-
purpose room (MPR), main office, and library

•	Replaced plumbing fixtures and upgraded restrooms •	Improved play court surfaces and turf conditions
•	Completed Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) required upgrades…and more

How Our School Would Benefit From Future Bond Measures:

•	Replace classrom ventilation systems •	Repair exterior drainage schoolwide

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.

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Miramonte Elementary

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools

Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

•	Expanded library for reading areas and storage •	Expanded main office and nurse’s office
•	New exterior paint
•	Added new exterior video surveillance system
•     Replaced plumbing fixtures and upgraded restrooms •     Expanded kindergarten to include workroom, storage
•	Repaired and upgraded main power distribution system •	Improved exterior lighting
•	Upgraded technology network and wireless system
•	Made various landscaping upgrades to interior campus •	Improved turf condition, drainage, irrigation systems
•	Completed Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) required upgrades…and more

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

How Our School Would Benefit From Future Bond Measures:

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

•	Audio-Visual (AV) in Library Media Center (LMC)/ collaboration space
•	Classroom audio visual updates

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.

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Roger Oraze Elementary

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools

Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

•	Added new exterior video surveillance system •	Upgraded Heating,Ventilation,Air-conditioning
(HVAC) system
•	Upgraded technology network and wireless system •	Replaced plumbing fixtures and upgraded restrooms •	Repaired and upgraded irrigation system
•	Completed Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) required upgrades

Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

How Our School Would Benefit From Future Bond Measures:

•	Add office space to administration building •	Upgrade academic wing flooring
•	Additional storage space for athletic programs
•	Audio visual system updates in multipurpose room and collaboration spaces

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.

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Temperance-Kutner Elementary

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools

Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

•	Expanded main office for storage, waiting area, offices •	Replaced ceilings
•	Upgraded Heating,Ventilation,Air-conditioning (HVAC) system
•	Repaired and upgraded main power distribution system •	Made improvements in classroom lighting efficiency
•	Repaired and upgraded main power distribution system •	Upgraded technology network and wireless system
•	Added new exterior video surveillance system
•	Made various landscaping upgrades to interior campus •	Replaced plumbing fixtures and upgraded restrooms •	Completed Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
required upgrades…and more

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

How Our School Would Benefit From Future Bond Measures:

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

•	Additional classroom wing •	Additional parking
•	New amphitheater •	Playcourt expansion

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.

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Reagan Elementary

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools

Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

•	Added audio-visual systems in classrooms, Library Media Center (LMC), Multipurpose room (MPR) and computer lab
•	Improved exterior lighting •	Upgraded computer lab
•	Added reading room at LMC

•	Added new casework in LMC for text storage

How Our School Would Benefit From Future Bond Measures:

•	Replace plumbing fixtures and upgrade restrooms

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.

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Young Elementary

Our School... and a Possible Bond Measure

“Maximizing Achievement for ALL Students” means making sure that every school, no matter when it was built, is a high-quality environment that encourages students to do their best.

A Citizens Committee has recommended and the Clovis Unified School District Governing Board is considering placing a $408 million bond measure on a future 2020 ballot.The potential measure would maintain quality academic instruction in core subjects like math, science, reading and writing by funding necessary school facility improvements, including::

Fixing leaking roofs, electrical wiring, fire safety doors and smoke alarms at schools

Repairing and upgrading deteriorating science, engineering and math classrooms to provide 21st-century learning across all Clovis Unified schools

Updating classrooms to increase access to Career Technical Education programs

Making necessary updates to facilities to continue to provide safe, clean drinking water

Some of the Ways Our School Benefitted From the 2012 Measure A Bond:

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How Our School Would Benefit From Future Bond Measures:

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Reducing current and future school overcrowding with additional schools and facilities

Improving school safety and security by updating security and communication systems

Maintaining equitable facilities at schools of all ages to ensure every child access to a high quality learning environment

We Want to Hear From You

The District values questions, comments and feedback from parents and community members.To learn more about the District’s facility needs, please contact Mr. Denver Stairs at 559-327-9260 or online at cusd.com.