

Why 'Yes'?
What Does the Override Do?
The override protects the people and programs that make Blue Ridge excellent: great teachers, smaller class sizes, full-day kindergarten, honors and AP classes, and student activities.
THIS IS AN INVESTMENT.
Voting YES does raise local taxes, but you’ll know where every dollar goes. It is a direct investment in safe schools, strong academics, retaining great teachers, the future of our community, and it will lead to higher property values for you.
Generations of Yellow Jackets
Blue Ridge schools have supported generations of families. But aging facilities, failing infrastructure, old buses, and rising classroom costs are putting that legacy at risk.
What Does the Bond Do?
The bond fixes the physical foundation of our schools: aging HVAC, electrical systems, restrooms, safety upgrades, and safe transportation.
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WHAT DOES A YES VOTE MEAN FOR BLUE RIDGE?
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Eliminate $100k+ in maintenance costs by fixing aging air conditioning and heating systems and repairing dangerously outdated electrical infrastructure
Many main campus HVAC units were installed in 1998 and are now 28 years old with failing breakers and aging panels constantly putting the whole system at risk.
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Modernize classrooms, restrooms, and school facilities
Aging plumbing, restrooms, locker rooms, lighting, classroom spaces, and common areas are all hurting students’ learning environment.
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Keep students safe on the road
Replace aging buses so kids can get to school, activities, and athletic events safely.
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Keep students safe on the road
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Retain and attract great teachers
Blue Ridge has the lowest teacher salaries on the mountain, we must stay competitive.
A Legacy of Achievement
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With over 60 community members' support
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