What's this about?
Camp Verde Unified School District is asking voters to approve Prop 408 which would allow the sale of $20 million in bond funds to improve our schools.
Our community is growing and so is school enrollment. Prop 408 will allow CVUSD to provide needed school facilities for current and future students.
Checklist if
Prop 408 is
successful!
Add classroom space to accommodate growth and maintain manageable class sizes- Enhance school safety and security
- Develop a regulation athletic facility for students and community use
- Upgrade technology and infrastructure
- Modernize the school bus fleet by replacing older buses
Prop 408 will help keep up with new growth
CVUSD’s enrollment is growing. As the town of Camp Verde continues to grow and new housing developments bring more families into the community, the District is planning for future enrollment growth and facility needs.
About Our Camp Verde School District
The Camp Verde Unified School District (CVUSD) was officially organized in 1915. However, education in the area traces back to the 1890s, and early students even used repurposed military buildings.
Today, the district serves more than 1,500 students and operates out of a main campus—consisting of Camp Verde Elementary, Camp Verde Middle, and Camp Verde High School—along with the South Verde Technology Magnet Academy.
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