Unofficial Levy Results
In Favor -1,123 (73.78%)
Against - 399 (26.22%)
Several facilities in the Mountain Home School District (MHSD) need significant repairs or upgrades, with some presenting a health and safety hazard to students and staff learning and working in the buildings. MHSD is seeking the community’s support to pass a
$5 million levy over five years to address these needs.
$5 million levy over five years to address these needs.
Overview
- Five of eight schools in Mountain Home are in significant need of upgrades or repair.
- The most significant repair needed is to replace the roof of Hacker Middle school, which was built in 1959 and has significant damage—presenting a health and safety hazard to our students and faculty.
- This is a supportive, get-it-done community that prioritizes our kids.
- With the support of the community of Mountain Home, we’ll be ensuring our students have a safe, comfortable place to learn that we can be proud of.
- Great leaders have graduated from Mountain Home schools and we feel confident that we have just as great of teachers and curriculum as larger schools in other parts of the state.
- Our schools are something to be proud of and we should maintain them in a way that represents that.
- Your vote matters.
Areas of Concern
A deficiencies list generated by Mountain Home School District provided the following areas of concern:
- Repair Hacker Middle School Roof/Interior
- Finish roof repairs over gym/kitchen area at East Elementary
- Electrical upgrades at East Elementary
- Re-asphalt playground areas at East Elementary
- Electrical upgrades at North Elementary
- Re-asphalt back driveway and playground area at North Elementary
- Electrical upgrades at West Elementary
- Repair and paint interior of Mountain Home High School