Campus Forward '24 Project
Dec. 11 Capital Project Vote
On December 11, voters in the Phelps-Clifton Springs Central School District will decide on a $35 million Campus Forward ’24 Capital Improvement Project to address a variety of needs on the campus of Midlakes schools.
The proposal calls for no additional increase in taxes to pay for the work, which will be funded through the use of an existing $8 million capital reserve fund and an reimbursement of 87.7% by the state on all approved costs.
The project would address various site, security, operational and other needs while supporting student programs.
The vote will be held from noon to 9 p.m. on Wednesday Dec. 11 in the former Middle School Library. Further information can be found by selecting from the follow topics.
►Superintendent’s Message: Building Our Future Column | Video
►Midlakes Journal Capital Project Edition
►Frequently Asked Questions
►Proposition & Ballot Info.
►Photos: Campus Conditions
►Video: August Presentation
►Update: Board of Education Sends Project to Vote
Residents are invited to vote on the district's latest capital project plan.
Responses to commonly asked questions of the capital improvement project.
Proposition on the Dec. 11 ballot calls for no new taxes.
Superintendent Nick Ganster details the capital project set to go before voters on Wednesday, Dec. 11.
A vote on the capital project is set for Wednesday, Dec. 11 in the old Middle School Library.
Absentee ballot and proposition information are available for review.
The Phelps-Clifton Springs CSD holds a Town Hall-style meeting on its planned capital project.
District officials provide an update on the Campus Forward 2024 Capital Project.
A meeting to address questions on the capital project is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 25.
The District introduces a $35 million capital project to the Board of Education.
Watch a video of the Aug. 26 Capital Project presentation.
Capital Project Questionnaire Closes
The Campus Forward '24 Capital Project Questionnaire has closed. Thank you to all those who provided feedback!
August 2024: Current Conditions
Capital Project: April 2024 Update
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Campus Forward - 2019 Capital Project
State aid will cover 87.7 percent of the cost of the work.
Students place signatures on a wall under construction at Midlakes Middle/High School.
Varsity football hosts its first home game in two years on a new grass field.
The capital construction project approved by voters in 2019 brings many upgrades to campus.
Construction crews complete initial work of the capital project approved by voters in 2019.
Quick work allowed the district to secure federal funds for a new UPK playset at Midlakes Elementary School.