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Districtwide Earthquake Drill – October 16, 2025

Get Ready to ShakeOut!

On Thursday, October 16, 2025, CRPUSD will participate in a districtwide earthquake drill as part of the Great ShakeOut. This important safety exercise is being conducted in partnership with Rohnert Park Public Safety, Cotati Police, Sonoma State University, the City of Cotati, the City of Rohnert Park, and North Bay Security.

The purpose of the drill is to ensure that our students and staff know how to respond quickly and safely in the event of an earthquake.

We are proud to work with our community partners to strengthen safety and preparedness for everyone. Thank you for your support in helping us create a safe learning environment for all students.

Bond Authorizations

Bond Authorizations

The Board of Trustees developed a Facilities Master Plan 2013 that included extensive input from staff, parents and community members. The Plan outlined approximately $240 million dollars of needs on campuses across the district. A decision was made to develop a bond authorization program in three phases of $80 million dollars.

The Board of Trustees developed a Facilities Master Plan 2013 that included extensive input from staff, parents and community members.

The Plan outlined approximately $240 million dollars of needs on campuses across the district. A decision was made to develop a bond authorization program in three phases of $80 million dollars.

The Board of Trustees, through Resolution 1314-12, called for a general obligation bond election on June 3, 2014. The voters passed Measure B by an overwhelming margin to show support for the district and the specified needs. The projects completed or underway are:

  • Complete renovation and modernization of Thomas Page Academy
  • Renovation of the Kinder Zone at Evergreen Elementary
  • Addition of shelter structures at Evergreen Elementary
  • New safe playgrounds at all elementary schools
  • Design Lab at Technology Middle School
  • Technology enhancement districtwide
  • Safety improvements districtwide
  • Disability access improvements districtwide
  • Exterior renovation and improvements at Rancho Cotate High School
  • Theater/Academic/Gymnasium (TAG) Building at Rancho Cotate High School

The Board of Trustees also approved the second phase of the the bond authorization program through Resolution 1516-34 with a bond election on November 8, 2014 for an $80 million dollar bond authorization. Measure C passed, and the projects include:

  • Continuing to update classrooms, science labs and libraries to meet modern academic standards
  • New classroom buildings built for 21st century learning and to prevent overcrowding
  • Improved safety districtwide
  • New classrooms for performing arts and vocational education programs
  • Improved disability access districtwide
  • Modernization of elementary campuses and new multi-use buildings

A third bond in the amount of $80 million was approved by voters in 2016, allowing the District to progress on identified construction projects.