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The complete rebuild of Raleigh Hills will cost about $67 million — $12 million will be rolling over from the 2014 Bond Program and $55 million will be from the 2022 Bond. The new building will address ongoing issues with the old building, such as steam pipes failing and the roof being in poor condition. It'll also include improved traffic flow, better accessibility for students and staff with disabilities and add improved staff observation of the playground. 

Rebuilding Raleigh Hills will eliminate about $12 million of deferred maintenance that's currently needed in the school, all while maintaining the community-centered rich history of the school.

Raleigh Hills Elementary School was evaluated to be the elementary school in the worst condition according to the District's Facilities Condition Assessment (FCA). The school dates back to 1927, making it the second oldest school in the district.

The new school is on schedule to welcome students and staff in fall 2026. 

Would you like to be involved in the rebuilding process? Visit our Engage BSD for opportunities to share your thoughts.

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What's Happening

Exterior Renderings

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Renderings

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Opening Fall 2026 
(Tentative)
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 Budget

$55,000,000

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Approximately 95,000 sq. ft. 
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770* Student Capacity 
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Seismic Reinforcement 

Community Earthquake Evacuation Center

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Enhanced Security 
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30 Classrooms & 11 Additional Teaching Spaces 
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90-110 Parking Spaces

Redesigned traffic pattern

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Better accessibility for those experiencing disabilities
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Elimination of $12,000,000 in deferred maintenance
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Natural Light & Fresh Air
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Solar Panels 
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Large Venue for School & Community Events 
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Safe Playgrounds 

* Because the pre-K program has separate morning and afternoon classes (each serving up to 20 students), the total number of students (pre-K through 5th grade) served would be 790 but only 770 at one time, if Raleigh Hills were at 100% capacity.

Project Tracker

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  • Security & Other Equipment
Additional Security Access Systems

Additional Security Access Systems

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Winter 2026


 

  • Security & Other Equipment
Additional Security Cameras

Additional Security Cameras

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Winter 2026


 

  • Security & Other Equipment
Distributed Antenna System

Distributed Antenna System

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Winter 2026


 

  • Technology
Dark Fiber Internet Upgrade

Dark Fiber Internet Upgrade

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  Completed


 

  • Technology
Wireless Upgrades

Wireless Upgrades

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Fall 2026


 

  • Other
Replacement

Replacement

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Summer 2026


 

  • Other
Modernization of Classroom Technology & A/V

Classroom Technology & A/V

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Completed


 


Completed 2014 Bond Projects

To review the projects that were completed at Raleigh Hills Elementary School as part of the 2014-2022 Bond, visit the 2014-2022 Bond webpage