Copperas Cove ISD -

As part of a campuswide renovation at Copperas Cove Jr. High, Bond 2025 would provide a 4,000-SqFt expansion of cafeteria to include restrooms, providing improved staff monitoring of students during lunch periods and improved student safety.

Learn more about Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

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The Copperas Cove ISD Board of Trustees will hold its regular October meeting at 6 p.m. in the Board Room at the District Service & Training Center.

View the agenda online at www.CCISD.com/SchoolBoard.

The 2025 Copperas Cove ISD bond proposal is a community-driven plan developed through the work of a Long Range Facilities Planning Committee made up of parents, staff, and community members. The committee prioritized both project needs and cost scenarios before making recommendations to district leaders.

Learn more about Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

In addition to relieving overcrowding, improving safety & security and expanding student programs, Bond 2025 would replace aging infrastructure systems at the end of their life cycles and increasing electrical capacity across multiple campuses.

Learn more about the projects in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

Bond 2025 is a community-driven proposal, with the district’s Long Range Facilities Planning Committee, composed of 50-80 community members, parents, business owners and district leaders, presenting its recommendation and discussing it with the board. The committee toured the district’s facilities, reviewed the facility study from the Texas Association of School Boards, discussed funding options and constraints with the district’s financial adviser, prioritized needs within the facilities and consulted with architects on how to move forward.

Learn more about the projects included in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

The Pride of Cove is off to UIL Area Marching Contest TOMORROW, looking to advance to State! Join us to send them off to Round Rock with Bulldawg pride!

Catch their prelims performance at 10:15 a.m. at Kelly Reeves Stadium in Round Rock!

More than 2,000 students currently participate in fine arts programs across CCISD, but there is not space for these programs to grow. Bond 2025 would provide additional rehearsal & storage space, as well as a renovation to the Fine Arts wing at CCHS.

Learn more about the projects in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

https://youtu.be/0ffaU6gnCLg

Currently at CCHS, programs like JROTC lack appropriate, modern facilities for students to learn and prepare in. Bond 2025 would provide for reconstruction and reconfiguration across the campus, while also expanding the cafeteria & adding 55 classrooms and labs.

Learn more about the projects in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

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CALLING ALL DAWGS,

Kickoff for Friday's Bulldawg football game against Shoemaker has been moved up to 6 p.m. and ALL Senior Night activities have been postponed to Nov. 6th due to the forecasted inclement weather for Friday night, to include the potential for lightning in the area.

All tickets for the Shoemaker game will be honored at the gate.

Thank you for your understanding.

Similar to how a bank limits the mortgage a homeowner can apply for based on their financial picture, state law limits how much a school district can borrow for capital projects to what a district can generate with an Interest & Sinking property tax rate of 50 cents. In Copperas Cove ISD, that amount is currently around $175 million.

Learn more about the projects included in Bond 2025, aimed to modernize educational facilities, improve safety & security and expand student program opportunities, visit www.CCISDBond.com.

Currently at Copperas Cove HS, students currently have as little as 9.4 seconds to get through the lunch line, and more than 30 teachers work off of carts or out of backpacks and have no dedicated workspace.

If approved, Bond 2025 would renovate and reconfigure CCHS, including expanding the cafeteria to provide seating for every student and additional serving space to provide adequate time to serve students.

Learn more about the projects in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

https://youtu.be/L68MRiIpQeQ

Copperas Cove has a strong history of financial management, as measured by the TEA. Bond 2025 includes community-driven facility updates which ensure a safe, modern educational environment for every student within the district's funding constraints set by the state.

Learn more about the projects in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

At Copperas Cove Jr. High, Bond 2025 would renovate and modernize every classroom wing in a 60-year-old campus in order to ensure a 21st-century learning environment for all students.

Learn more about this and all projects in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

https://youtu.be/6sdXloVdZaw

CCHS electrical system is running on a used fuse installed in 2022, when an electrical outage to the campus closed the school for its final two days. Bond 2025 would replace aging infrastructure systems at the end of their life cycles and increase electrical capacity at the campus.

Learn more about the projects in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

https://youtu.be/_5Hk8dGFhZ4

Take a deep dive into the facts about Bond 2025 in the latest Hawk's Talk newsletter, available now at www.CCISD.com/Superintendent.

Learn more about the projects in the proposal at www.CCISDBond.com.

The CCHS Band Hall lacks the space needed for storage and rehearsal in a growing program. Bond 2025 would bring additions to the band hall and renovate the fine arts wing at CCHS to bring the facilities up to modern standards.

Learn more about the projects included in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

https://youtu.be/IeDZXC2O98E

The current CCHS culinary arts lab lacks adequate space and ventilation for instructional needs and industry standards. Bond 2025 would provide updated labs, classrooms and industry-standard equipment to prepare students for college and high-demand careers.

Learn more about the projects included in Bond 2025 at www.CCISDBond.com.

https://youtu.be/-zOoNIINw7A

The CCISD Board of Trustees will host its regular October workshop TONIGHT at 6 p.m. in the Board Room.

More information, including to view the agenda --> www.CCISD.com/SchoolBoard

Bond 2025 would provide a new, expanded, centralized cafeteria and specialty program spaces at Fairview/Jewell Elementary, as well as campuswide renovations. Campus principal, Dr. Rebekah Shuck, outlines the facility struggles at the campus and how the proposed projects in Bond 2025 would address them.

https://youtu.be/t_ntcYZawLM

Bulldawg family, please see the below letter from Superintendent Dr. Brent Hawkins.

Read the letter in the graphic below or on the district website here --> https://www.ccisd.com/article/2493721