Board passes resolutions supporting Amendment 87 and Proposition NN; district estimates about $2 million from Amendment 87

What happened

On September 23, 2026 the board approved Resolution #3-2027 supporting Amendment 87 (formerly Initiative 195), which would replace Colorado's flat income tax with graduated rates and send new revenue to child care, health care and education, and Resolution #4-2027 supporting Proposition NN, which would let the state keep revenue otherwise refunded under TABOR and direct at least a 2 percent yearly increase in K-12 funding for ten years. The superintendent estimated Amendment 87 could bring the district about $2 million and noted a board may not campaign but may adopt a resolution of support. Both measures were on the November 3, 2026 ballot; results are not in the collected records.

Why it matters to families

The board took a public position on statewide measures that could change how much money the district receives.

The evidence

The September 23 minutes record both resolutions moved and approved with all four sitting directors voting yes.

The source