NOVEMBER 3, 2026, CAPITAL BOND FOR SCHOOLS 
A proposed $400 million school construction bond will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot and includes projects at every school in Olivia Park School District. At Olivia Park Elementary School, the proposed projects focus on a phased replacement of the school including improved safety and security, technology infrastructure, and building systems. 

OLIVIA PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 
Olivia Park Elementary School was built in 1956 with additions in 1960 and 1992.  

2026 CAPITAL BOND FOR SCHOOLS 
The volunteer Capital Bond Advisory Committee (CBAC) evaluates and prioritizes facility needs across the district to help ensure bond funding is focused on the highest-priority projects. For the 2026 bond, the committee recommended $400 million in projects from approximately $975 million in identified needs.  

The proposed bond includes the following improvements at Olivia Park Elementary School:  

Phase 1 of school replacement – Complete a master plan for a full school replacement to determine what part of the school can be rebuilt. Design and construct new building.  

Modern building systems - New building will include updated HVAC and plumbing systems, fire and life-safety systems, energy-efficient lighting, and other infrastructure designed to improve comfort, reliability, and energy efficiency. 

Safety, security, and technology – Expanded access controls, exterior door monitoring, and updated network and technology infrastructure to support teaching, protect student and district data, and maintain essential operations. 

PREVIOUS INVESTMENTS IN OLIVIA PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 
Since 2014, the Olivia Park School District community has supported investments at Olivia Park Elementary School to address aging infrastructure and provide students and staff with safe, functional, and reliable learning environments. These projects have included:  

• Addition of security cameras and emergency radios 
• Replace boilers & upgrade HVAC system 
• Access Controls at main entry and egress points 
• Integrated door hardware for standard classrooms 
• Installation of emergency communications systems 
• Improvements to wireless connectivity 
• Sand field refresh