The Nauset Regional High School Project
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| The Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) partnered with the Nauset Regional School District to support the design and construction of this renovation/reconfiguration project to provide facilities that meet current building and accessibility codes to support the needs of students and educators. | |||
| The Plan
Improved Building Security while preserving existing campus and landscape. Health & Wellness focus through improved air quality, low-energy smart lighting that is sustainable and designed to reduce environmental impacts. Energy Efficient upgrades for heating and hot water and increased insulation in walls and roofs throughout the renovated buildings and new spaces. New Technology access and capacity that align with the delivery of modern education. Renovated / Resized Classrooms and eight science labs that are designed to meet state requirements and enhance student learning, creativity, and innovation. Improved Public Access to newly located Auditorium, Fine Arts Building, Cafeteria, Music & Performing Arts, and Gymnasium. Community Opportunities beyond the school day, such as: Adult Education, year-round arts & cultural programming, health & fitness programs. |
Why Now?
A 50-year-old building with aging building systems that need ongoing repairs and upgrades to provide an appropriate, safe, and healthy educational environment that meets state guidelines and requirements. Favorable bidding climate which may provide more options to select the best companies to partner with on the project along with a lower construction cost. Historically low interest rates that would lower borrowing costs and save taxpayer dollars. |
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| The Proposal
Renovate Existing Buildings along with new spaces designed to meet today’s educational requirements to best serve the students for the next 50 years. Provide temporary classrooms on site to ensure uninterrupted student learning and school operations during the construction phase. Take advantage of the $36.6 million MSBA grant in a fiscally responsible manner to provide an updated school facility that will serve current and future generations. |
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| The Finances | Voting Information | ||
| Total Project Cost: | $131,825,665 | ||
| Anticipated MSBA Grant: | – $ 36,661,305 | DISTRICT-WIDE VOTE: | |
| Nauset School District: | $ 95,164,360 | Tuesday | |
| March 30, 2021 | |||
| Tax Impact Estimates | Hours: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM | ||
| * 2.46% Interest Rate, based on 25-year Level Principal bond, subject to change. | |||
| * Tax impact calculations based on individual town property tax rates. | Ballot by mail: registered voters will receive instructions by mail from your respective Town Clerk | ||
| * First year bill/tax impact FY2024. | |||
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| Brewster | First Year
$76.59 per $100,000 |
Example: $400,000 Property Value $76.59 x 4 = $306.35 |
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINES, POLLING LOCATIONS, and other voter information can be obtained by contacting your Town: |
| www.brewster-ma.gov/ www.eastham-ma.gov/ |
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| Eastham | First Year
$42.66 per $100,000 |
Example: $400,000 Property Value $42.66 x 4 = $170.64 |
www.town.orleans.ma.us/ www.wellfleet-ma.gov/ |
| a YES vote | |||
| Orleans | First Year
$30.99 per $100,000 |
Example: $400,000 Property Value $30.99 x 4 = $123.98 |
Approval for debt-exclusion funding is passed. |
| Design and Bid Phase April 2021 – January 2022 |
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| Wellfleet | First Year
$35.51 per $100,000 |
Example: $400,000 Property Value $25.51 x 4 = $142.05 |
Construction Phase February 2022 – July 2024 |
| Completion of Project August 2024 |
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| a NO vote | |||
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Without majority approval, the MSBA funding of $36,661,305 reverts back to the state. | ||
| Questions? Email the School Building Committee: | |||