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Neligh-Oakdale Public Schools - Facilities Survey

The Neligh-Oakdale Board of Education is seeking your input as we evaluate the current condition of our school facilities and begin planning for the future. This brief survey is an opportunity for you to share your perceptions, priorities, and thoughts on potential improvements. Your honest feedback will help us better understand the level of community support for possible upgrades, including whether larger investments may be necessary. We value your voice and appreciate you taking the time to help guide these important decisions.
1.Statements about the District
Strongly Disagree
Somewhat Disagree
Somewhat Agree
Strongly Agree
Supporting Neligh-Oakdale schools is one of the best things we can do to protect our property values and the investment we have made in our home.
I trust the Neligh-Oakdale Schools leadership to make the right decisions about improving our district.
We are falling behind neighboring school districts in keeping our schools up-to-date and in good condition.
I am willing to pay more to provide the type of schools that our kids need and deserve.
We get excellent value in education for the taxes we pay to Neligh-Oakdale Schools.
People like me cannot afford higher property taxes, no matter how good the cause.
2.Statements about a Possible Project / Bond Proposal
Strongly Disagree
Somewhat Disagree
Somewhat Agree
Strongly Agree
Every child in our community deserves a safe school where they can learn and thrive.
Our children deserve the same opportunities and resources as students in other communities.
Failing to make building repairs now will only result in much higher costs in the future as conditions worsen and prices increase.
By improving our schools, we create a stronger, more united community for future generations.
It is time to address the very serious problems with our schools.
Our schools are over capacity. We must address overcrowding.
No child should have to learn in overcrowded classrooms or outdated buildings.
If we expect our kids, when grown, to do right by their own children, we need to set an example for them right now by providing the schools they need.
Investing in up-to-date classrooms will better prepare students for high skill, high wage, high demand jobs or success in higher education.
The District has rolled back its tax rate a total of xx cents over the past two years. Passing this proposal will only increase the tax rate xx cents over what it was two years ago.
Our school facilities are fine just the way they are. Nothing needs to be done to improve but basic maintenance.
3.What features do you like about our school facilities?
4.What could be improved about our school facilities?
5.What educational opportunities would you like to see added to our school facilities?
6.I would support adding additional space or renovation to school facilities for:
7.I would support programming to create an innovative school of the future.
8.I think building new school facilities and renovating aging school facilities would provide a positive sense of hope for the future of our community / school district.
9.I think our school district provides a high-quality education for our students.
10.I think our students are well-prepared to enter the workforce or to pursue higher educational opportunities.
11.I would support consolidating our educational facilities to one site.
12.How is your educational delivery impacted by having students and staff at two sites?
13.I understand the option of Open Enrollment.
14.I think that the loss (or gain) of students to surrounding school districts through Open Enrollment is a result of the perception of low (or high) quality education in the school.
15.I think the existing school facilities serve the needs of our students at this time. Why?
16.I would support a school bond to pay for new school facilities.
17.I would support a school bond to pay for the renovation of existing school facilities.
18.What is the maximum amount you would support in a school bond election?
19.I think the school district should hold a bond election to fund the proposed school improvement projects?