What if the Bond Issue Doesn't Pass

Continued overcrowding at the high school will create a larger student to teacher classroom ratio.

The possibility of decreased academic opportunities in elective and CTE courses to accommodate core classes.
- Less opportunities to students

The possibility of decreased opportunities for students in activities and athletics.
- Larger Number of Students Being Cut from Teams and Activities
- 82% Participation in 2017, 68% Participation in 2023
  - Estimated 57% Participation in 2027 with One Class A School
  - Estimated 78% Participation in 2027 with Two Class B Schools

The District would need to add modulars in the North parking lot at Bennington High School.
- Limitations to this plan:
  - Common areas or Specials that can’t be in a modular such as:
    - Lunch (Kitchen)
    - P.E.
    - FCS
    - CTE Courses
    - Science Labs
- Potential issues of using modulars:
  - May need to pave the north practice field for parking
  - Safety and security of students and teachers in the modulars
  - Teacher retention and recruitment

Bennington Public Schools

11620 N 156th Street, Bennington, NE 68007

Phone 402-238-3044| Fax

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