PROPOSED PROJECTS
On November 3, 2026, Parchment voters will consider a $41 million bond proposal.
The plan consolidates the district's footprint by closing the middle school and transitioning to dedicated grade-level centers with age-appropriate learning environments.
If approved, funds will transition Northwood to a K–2 building, expand North Elementary to a 3–6 configuration, and construct a new, separate 7th- and 8th-grade wing at the high school.
This proposal represents an expected
3.95 mill tax increase.


STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES
OPERATIONS + EFFICIENCY

Grade K-2 School
PROJECT COST: $8,058,909
Transform the existing Northwood Elementary into a dedicated grade K-2 school.
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New addition to house gymnasium, storage, and restrooms
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Roofing replacement in select areas
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Boiler replacement
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Electrical service upgrade
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Increase parking capacity with new asphalt parking lot
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Playground upgrades
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New classroom furniture and technology
Grade 3-6 School
PROJECT COST: $17,447,025
Transform the existing North Elementary into a dedicated grade 3-6 school.
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New addition to house gymnasium and storage
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New addition to house new classrooms, academic support spaces, and student restrooms
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Security upgrades including secure vestibule entrance
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Boiler replacement
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Electrical service upgrade
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Increase parking capacity with new asphalt parking lot
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Playground upgrades
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New classroom furniture and technology
Parchment Jr./High School
PROJECT COST: $14,615,611
Adding a separate wing for grades 7-8 students.
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New cafeteria/
multipurpose addition -
New addition to house classrooms, science lab, academic support spaces and student restrooms
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Boiler replacement
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Electrical service upgrade
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New classroom furniture and technology
Early Learning Center
PROJECT COST: $306,801
Transform the existing Central Elementary into the new Parchment Early Learning Center (PELC) and administration offices.
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New furniture and classroom technology
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Fire alarm system replacement
