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Oct. 5, 2024
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Commerce City’s schools, which long have struggled academically, also could use some upgrades to their infrastructure. That includes a new middle school. So, they’re asking local voters this fall to approve a hefty bond issue to pay for the improvements. The Adams 14 School District also wants to raise teacher pay. So, it’s seeking voters’ permission for a mill-levy override, as well. All of which will lead to a hike in property taxes.
The district last asked local taxpayers for more money back in 2014 — and was told no. The last school bond Commerce City voters approved was in 2008. As education news service Chalkbeat Colorado explains:
Teachers and others told Chalkbeat their buildings not only are in bad shape but also affect students’ attitudes.