Sunday's Communicator did not include these office managers at Elsa Meyer Elementary. They are two of the best!
Corunna Odyssey of the Mind Fundraiser Dine to Donate
May 13!
May 13!
We are looking forward to celebrating our office managers this week!
Ten more reasons why it is Great to be Gold!
Ten more reasons why it is Great to be Gold!
Corunna Public Schools
May 5, 2026 Bond Information
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Tm2BKgMpfDpB9Yd62jek6-wXUSclC7HpVN9u_wrfEXQ/edit?tab=t.0
May 5, 2026 Bond Information
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Tm2BKgMpfDpB9Yd62jek6-wXUSclC7HpVN9u_wrfEXQ/edit?tab=t.0
Voter Registration Help/Information
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🆀 Why do we need a Cavalier Event Center?
🆀 Why do we need a Cavalier Event Center?
🅰 When the citizens committee was doing their homework, they found that we need more room for our many youth, MS, and HS athletic teams to practice. Often, our athletes are limited in the time they can practice because we need to set up for band concerts, dances, banquets, and other events. Our youth teams often practice until 9 or 9:30 at night due to limited gym space. Similarly, our drama students at the MS and HS have most of their performances at the Corunna Community Center (McCurdy Park), where we pay the city each time we rent it [roughly $1,500 per use]. Our HS also uses the Lebowsky, which is also more than $1,000 annually. Our 3rd-grade performance similarly pays to host their one-night event. Band concerts, on the other hand, are currently hosted in our gymnasiums. Again, that takes time away from our other programs that need to use the gymnasiums and does not provide the most conducive environment for our students to perform.
🆀 Why do we need a Cavalier Event Center?
🅰 When the citizens committee was doing their homework, they found that we need more room for our many youth, MS, and HS athletic teams to practice. Often, our athletes are limited in the time they can practice because we need to set up for band concerts, dances, banquets, and other events. Our youth teams often practice until 9 or 9:30 at night due to limited gym space. Similarly, our drama students at the MS and HS have most of their performances at the Corunna Community Center (McCurdy Park), where we pay the city each time we rent it [roughly $1,500 per use]. Our HS also uses the Lebowsky, which is also more than $1,000 annually. Our 3rd-grade performance similarly pays to host their one-night event. Band concerts, on the other hand, are currently hosted in our gymnasiums. Again, that takes time away from our other programs that need to use the gymnasiums and does not provide the most conducive environment for our students to perform.
Proposal 2 is about creating new opportunities for our students and our community. This proposal would add a Cavalier Event Center at Corunna High School—featuring:
• An auxiliary gym
• A performing arts center
This space would expand opportunities for athletics, fine arts, and community events—giving our students a place to shine and our community a place to gather. If approved, this proposal would involve an estimated 1.50 mill increase, which, for a home valued at $120,000, would be about $1.88 per week.
• An auxiliary gym
• A performing arts center
This space would expand opportunities for athletics, fine arts, and community events—giving our students a place to shine and our community a place to gather. If approved, this proposal would involve an estimated 1.50 mill increase, which, for a home valued at $120,000, would be about $1.88 per week.
May 5, 2026 Bond
One of the things that’s different about a school bond is this: You know exactly where your money is going. Every project is clearly outlined. Every improvement is tied directly to what appears on the ballot. And by law, we are held accountable to that.
In fact, bond dollars are some of the most restricted funds we have:
• They cannot be used for salaries or benefits
• They cannot be used for day-to-day operational costs
• They can only be used for the specific facility improvements approved by voter
One of the things that’s different about a school bond is this: You know exactly where your money is going. Every project is clearly outlined. Every improvement is tied directly to what appears on the ballot. And by law, we are held accountable to that.
In fact, bond dollars are some of the most restricted funds we have:
• They cannot be used for salaries or benefits
• They cannot be used for day-to-day operational costs
• They can only be used for the specific facility improvements approved by voter
What 's My Investment?
Bond-May 5, 2026
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Bond-May 5, 2026
https://pfmtaxcalc.com/CorunnaPublicSchools/disclaimer.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fCorunnaPublicSchools
www.corunna.k12.mi.us
May 5, 2026 Bond
Proposal 2
-Add on a Cavalier Event Center auxilary gym/performaing arts center
Proposal 2
-Add on a Cavalier Event Center auxilary gym/performaing arts center
What will Proposal 1 do at Children's Services Preschool and Childcare Program at Louise Peacock?
-Safety upgrades
-Safety upgrades
In case yo u missed Superintendent John Fattal's Forum of April 12....
https://docs.google.com/document/d/16nJ6gdXd_Ltn1FXAs_Lq3MEi9GW4VaG-Kk_-dNamLo8/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/document/d/16nJ6gdXd_Ltn1FXAs_Lq3MEi9GW4VaG-Kk_-dNamLo8/edit?usp=sharing
What will Proposal 1 do at Corunna Middle School and Pool Building?
-Air conditioning
-Energy efficient HVAC
-Safety upgrades
-Replace gymnasium bleachers
-New interior doors (pool building)
-Replace aging pool equipment water system
-Air conditioning
-Energy efficient HVAC
-Safety upgrades
-Replace gymnasium bleachers
-New interior doors (pool building)
-Replace aging pool equipment water system
What will Proposal 1 do at Elsa Meyer Elementary?
-Safety upgrades
-Replace clock system
-Update PA system
-Safety upgrades
-Replace clock system
-Update PA system
What will Proposal 1 do at Corunna High School?
-Air conditioning
-Energy efficient HVAC
-Infrastructure repairs
-Improved pickup/drop off
-Additional and improved parking
-Replace interior doors
-Rekey interior doors
-Upgrade electrical
-Air conditioning
-Energy efficient HVAC
-Infrastructure repairs
-Improved pickup/drop off
-Additional and improved parking
-Replace interior doors
-Rekey interior doors
-Upgrade electrical
How does our tax levy compare to other districts?
🅰 Corunna Public Schools’ taxpayers have the lowest debt levy in the county -- at 3.7 mills, compared to Owosso (4.7), Morrice (7.0), Perry (7.6), Ovid-Elsie (7.80), Durand (7.94), New Lothrop (9.73), and Laingsburg (11.17).
Corunna 3.7
Owosso 4.7
Morrice 7.0
Perry 7.6
Ovid-Elsie 7.8
Durand 7.94
New Lothrop 9.73
Laingsburg 11.17
