Did You Know?
The proposed bond initiative isn't just about buildings; it's about the future of our students. We've gathered impactful information to help you understand how this investment transforms GHAPS for generations to come.
$98 M
Total Bond Value
Investing in essential repairs and technology updates across district facilities
1.95
Millage Rate
The Grand Haven community does not currently levy a debt millage for capital facility projects
4,800+
Students Impacted
Current and future GHAPS students will reap the benefits of this bond proposal
84 of Michigan's 537 public school districts
did not levy bond to invest in capital improvements in 2025. GHAPS is one of them.
76 % of district voters
do not currently have children in our schools.
Since 2019, 9 of 11 school districts in Ottawa County have passed capital bonds
averaging $10 million more than the bond GHAPS is requesting this November.
2 years
is how long it took to develop the GHAPS Master Plan, which involved community listening sessions, survey responses, and expert advice.
GHAPS Elementary Schools do not have a dedicated gym space
Schedule conflicts are common due to one singular space being used for the gym, cafeteria, and auditorium.
2014
was the last year the Grand Haven community passed a bond proposal for capital facility improvement projects at GHAPS.