Bond Proposal on November 5, 2019
The district has consistently studied the current and projected needs of school facilities and sites to determine a long-term master plan. Using this information, supplemented with community focus groups and survey feedback from over 1,700 people, district leaders and the Board of Education are now asking the community to vote on a school bond proposal on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.
If approved by voters, NO TAX RATE INCREASE is expected for Hudsonville Public Schools property owners. 
The tax rate is expected to remain the same but would extend the current rate further into the future. The bond proposal would provide $139,925,000 for district-wide improvements, and focuses on GROWING, INVESTING, and CONNECTING Hudsonville Public Schools.
- New 5/6 school building on the north side of the District
- Adding classrooms to the high school and freshman campus
- New gymnasium at the high school to accommodate a student population that no longer fits in the current gymnasium
- Adding gymnasiums at elementary schools that currently use their gymnasiums as a cafeteria
- Improving traffic flow safety and parking lot additions
- Additional school buses to support the growing student population
- Investing in district infrastructure
- Improving plumbing, electrical, mechanical systems
- Resurfacing and upgrading pavement and sidewalks
- Playgrounds
- Roofing
- Furniture
- Generators at all school buildings that do not currently have generators
- Connecting the high school to the freshman campus
- Additional gymnasium space would be available for community usage
- Updating educational technology and technology infrastructure