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Foundation4Future Progress

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On November 4, 2024, our Golf School District 67 community came together to support a strong future for our students. With a 53% voter approval, families, neighbors, and community partners affirmed the importance of investing in safe, inspiring, and future-ready learning environments by authorizing $26.3 million in bonds.

We are deeply grateful for the trust and partnership shown through this vote. Your support ensures critical Operations & Maintenance needs, life-safety upgrades, and capital improvements, and makes possible the creation of brand-new Learning Resource Centers (LRCs) at both Hynes Elementary School and Golf Middle School—flexible, modern spaces designed to nurture collaboration, creativity, and academic growth.

Construction will begin in June 2026, with completion expected before the start of the 2027–2028 school year. We look forward to sharing progress throughout the journey and celebrating this milestone with the community that made it possible.

Thank you for believing in our students—and in the future of Golf 67.

Because as our campaign reminded us, an investment in our schools is an investment in our students.
 

Renderings and Drawings

Districtwide Improvements

The referendum will fund essential infrastructure and safety upgrades at both schools, including:

  • Roof replacement
  • New windows
  • HVAC system upgrades
  • Asbestoses abatement
  • Replacement of the existing security system

These updates enhance building safety, energy efficiency, and reliability for students and staff

At the November 13, 2025, regular meeting of the Board of Education, the District's architect and construction management parters, presented renderings of the project.

Hynes Elementary School Improvements

Additions and renovations at Hynes will include a new secure main entrance and office and a Learning Resource Center (LRC) intentionally designed as a fun, playful, and safe environment that supports students’ academic and social growth. The space will feature Biophilic design elements, incorporating natural light, color, and nature-inspired materials. Research shows that bringing nature indoors can boost wellness, focus, and learning outcomes—making the LRC a warm and welcoming hub for students.

Additional improvements include:

  • Converting the stage into the main hallway with a vibrant mural
  • Repurposing the current library into small instructional classrooms, supporting the return of an NTDSE classroom
  • Creating a dedicated music room

When construction is complete, the mobile classroom unit will be removed, returning students and staff to one unified building.

A modern, two-story elementary school building with a large parking lot in the foreground, set against a backdrop of a cloudy blue sky.
HES | Main Entrance from the South
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Ground Overview and Renovated Areas
HES | View of Front of School
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HES | Interior Layout
Entry corridor looking North
A colorful and whimsical mural adorns the walls of a hallway, featuring stylized trees, mountains, and other natural elements in a vibrant palette of blues, greens, and whites.
Entryway corridor looking South
A modern and brightly lit office space with a reception desk, comfortable seating, and colorful wall decor.
Main Office
Main Office
A modern and minimalist interior design with light-colored cabinets, a white countertop, and recessed lighting in the ceiling.
Nurse Suite
Classroom Corridor Green Hallway (Current Red Hallway)
New Small Instruction Classroom
Student Services Corridor Graphic (Current Main Office)
New Learning Resource Center
New Learning Resource Center
New Learning Resource Center
Renovated Art Room
A modern and well-lit classroom with white walls, tiled floors, and a variety of seating options, including desks and stools, arranged in a functional layout.
New STEM Room (Currently Student Services Suite)
New Courtyard

Golf Middle School Improvements

The current media center will be transformed into a modern Learning Resource Center, featuring an open and flexible layout for collaboration and extended learning spaces.

The redesigned LRC will include:

  • Two breakout rooms
  • Conference room
  • Multiple zones for collaborative and independent work

Project Timeline

Hynes Elementary School

Golf Middle School