Transition Plan
Whether the bond proposal passes or fails, Bloomfield Hills Schools will have to review realignment of attendance areas. Our goal will be to do this with as little disruption to families as possible. In the fall of 2020, a committee (comprised of staff and district families) will convene to explore the ways in which the district can re-balance our attendance areas. The committee will present a proposal to the Board of Education by the fall of 2021 for implementation in the fall of 2023. Attendance boundary changes would only impact which individual school the home is scheduled to attend. There would not be any changes to district boundaries. All homes currently scheduled to attend Bloomfield Hills Schools would continue to attend Bloomfield Hills Schools.
Safe & Flexible
An uncompromising commitment to school safety sometimes requires compromises in learning environment flexibility. We can provide both a safe and flexible learning environment for our students by utilizing both modern school design concepts and safety best practices.
Scope & Design Highlights
With the whole community in mind
Bowers School Farm has been a community gem for decades, but has not been flexibly open to the public. In this plan, the Farm would receive upgrades that would enable residents to enjoy the space as a public park, which is something the community has expressed an interest in.
The current Franklin Road Maintenance Building would be transitioned to a stand-alone STEM Career Exploration Facility featuring multiple collaborative spaces, a shop environment, and competition field areas to accommodate our World Champion robotics program and other STEM-focused clubs and activities for students in grades K-12.
In addition, a pool would be included in the Bloomfield Hills Middle School North building. This pool would have community operating hours for recreational swim.