Ray-Pec election results and Summer School

Raymore-Peculiar School District News

April 9, 2021

Voters approve Proposition S

Ray-Pec voters on April 6 approved Proposition S, the district's $72 million no-tax-rate-increase bond issue.

The bond issue will fund priorities identified in the long-range facility plan. Funds will be used for these primary areas:

Student enrollment
Student opportunities
Stewardship and maintenance of existing facilities

Unofficial vote totals show:

YES votes - 2,887 (66.15 percent)
NO votes - 1,477 (33.85 percent)

The School Board is scheduled to certify the official results at a meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, April 19. Read more about Prop S

Voters elect Olson and King to Board of Education

Voters elected newcomer Deanna Olson, far left, and incumbent Billy King to serve on the Raymore-Peculiar School Board.

They will be sworn in during a reorganization meeting on April 19.

Six candidates filed to vie for the two positions available with three-year terms.

School Board election totals

Unofficial vote totals are shown, listed by candidate in order of filing. Deanna Olson was the top vote-getter. Billy King also won a seat on the Board.

Summer School 2021

enrollment opens April 19

Online registration will begin on Monday, April 19, for Summer School sessions.

Sessions are available for students entering grades K-12. Students are enrolled in the grade level they will enter for the 2021-2022 school year.

During June, students may choose from in-person or virtual classes. During July, virtual classes will be offered.