And truly, with the addition of question two, there are pieces of this for everybody in the community. Fifty million dollars will be used for safety improvements such as fire suppression upgrades and secure entrances.
Putnam tells KNSI News she feels very responsible for the safety of every student and staff member and is relieved that Apollo will be as safe and secure as the rest of the district. With the build out, the offices, school resource officer, athletic director and principals will be up front. Once cleared for entry, those who do need to be inside will be greeted with natural light rather than the s concrete structure. Plans call for a courtyard with elevated ceilings. Cloud Tech, but there will be some glass for improved visibility.
The referendum would allow the district to expand its career and technology education courses and add advanced career pathway classes as it prepares the next generation of workers for in-demand career fields. Technical education classrooms would be beefed up for automotive and mechanics programming, computer stations, and a health care lab. A new storm shelter was also needed for the building after the code changed for our area. The shelter will be large enough to hold the entire 1, person school population, but most of the time, it will function as a space for phy ed classes.
Now our community will be able to at least have access to a couple indoor courts that are relatively affordable compared to some other facilities. Fifty four percent of voters said yes to that.
Putnam says the exciting part is figuring out what exactly will be included. There will be golf simulators that will be accessible to our student athletes and the community.
