April 2011
Proposition 3 passed
- KCC CTE upgrades - Construction Trades Area: Upgrade ventilation system to improve air quality. Reconfigure for more efficient use of space. Add mezzanine for material storage. Adapt to support HVAC and Instructional Programs. Master Planning of facility to determine how the facility could be reconfigured to increase quantity of classrooms and provide more efficient & collaborative layout. $4,750,000
April 2010
Bond holiday - no school bonds went before voters in 2010
April
2009
Proposition 2
failed April 2009
Proposition 2 would have funded building systems renewal projects across the district, including the following improvements at the King Career Center:
- Security system upgrades - $350,000
Security and closed-circuit television
April
2008
The April 2008 bonds did not include funds for any projects at King Career Center.
April
2007
Proposition 5
passed April 3, 2007
Proposition 5 funded building systems renewal projects across the district. It funded the following improvements at the King Career Center:
- Code/hazmat/ADA/sprinkler projects
- Building renewal projects
April 2006
The April 2006 bond did not include funds for any projects at King Career Center.
November 2004
The November 2004 bond did not include funds for any projects at King Career Center.
April 2004
The April 2004 bond did not include funds for any projects at King Career Center.
April 2003
The
April 2003 bond did not include funds for any projects
at King Career Center.
April 2002
Propositions 5 and 6 were developed with
the support of the Capital Request Advisory Committee
(which represents parents, students and a good
cross section of community members), the Anchorage
School Board and the Anchorage Assembly. This rigorous
public process helps ensure that the most critical
needs throughout the municipality are addressed
and that the community's investment in school
facilities is protected. Propositions 5 and 6
passed April 2, 2002.
-
Minor Renewal
-
Electrical
- Code Upgrades/Sprinklers
