Construction and school improvement work will continue across the Five Star District in Summer 2021 as part of the 2016 Bond Program with projects at nearly 30 schools and facilities.

See if your school is scheduled to receive Summer 2021 bond improvements

Some examples of the repair and renovation work that will take place at schools includes:

• Critical building systems improvements including plumbing repairs and mechanical systems such as building HVAC
• Safety and security improvements such as replacement and installation of digital security cameras, new building electronic card reader access and security improvements to building front entrances
• Renovations and upgrades to buildings and school specials programs as outlined by school Design Advisory Groups
• Roof replacement and restoration projects
• Playground replacement and improvement projects

School/Facility Renovation Work

Facilities

• Five Star Stadium

Elementary/K-8

• Coronado Hills Elementary

• Hillcrest Elementary

• Meridian Elementary

• Prairie Hills Elementary

• Rocky Mountain Elementary

• Silver Creek Elementary

• Stellar Elementary

Middle School

• Silver Hills Middle School

• Rocky Top Middle School

• Westlake Middle School

High School

• Horizon High School

• ​Mountain Range High School

• Pathways Futures Center

Roof Replacement/Restoration Projects

• Centennial Elementary

• Federal Heights Elementary

• Malley Drive Elementary

• Hulstrom K-8

• Northglenn High School 

• Westlake Middle 

• Westview Elementary

• Silver Creek Elementary

• Student Family and Resource Center

• Huron Office Building

Playground Replacement Projects

Eagleview Elementary

Coyote Ridge Elementary

The process for bond building improvements at a school or facility generally involves the selection of a project architect to lead the design process, a contractor to handle the physical implementation of improvements and the creation of a school-appointed Design Advisory Group (DAG). A Design Advisory Group is a committee of school stakeholders, which can include school staff, parents and community members, who work with the project design team to identify priorities especially when it comes to less defined aspects of a school's bond improvements such as money set aside for building renovations, specials programs upgrades (elementary) and art, theater and music improvements (secondary level).