Last week, Iam27J officially launched our campaign to urge Brighton, Commerce City, and Thornton neighbors to vote "Yes on 3B" this November. The Brighton Standard Blade detailed our launch in their recent edition. 

A news release from I am 27J said the committee will be urging residents of the district to vote yes on 3B this November.

The bond, if passed, would allow for the construction of a new high school and two new elementary schools, middle school expansions and the completion of Brantner Elementary School. A successful bond also would allow the district to address overdue maintenance needs and make crucial safety improvements to buildings across the district.
“The numbers of students in School District 27J has nearly doubled in the last 10 years. Our classrooms simply cannot accommodate the overwhelming number of new students and overcrowding is affecting teachers’ ability to provide individual attention and quality education each child deserves,” Jason McEldowney, Commerce City Councilman, parent and steering committee member, said in a statement.

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