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Crown Point voters will consider an eight-year operating referendum in the November 3, 2026 general election.

Crown Point Schools.
Strong Students. Strong Community.

WHY IS THERE ANOTHER REFERENDUM?

Voters approved referendum funding in 2025.

Then Indiana’s property-tax law changed.

2025: Referendum approved

Crown Point voters approved the current operating referendum in May 2025. After that vote, Senate Enrolled Act 1 changed Indiana’s property-tax system.

SEA 1 takes effect

Those changes significantly reduce the amount of local revenue available to our schools by millions of dollars every year.

2026: Replacement referendum on the ballot

The 2026 ballot question asks voters to replace the current referendum with a new eight-year operating referendum.

Referendum Funding

The filed Revenue Spending Plan identifies four major uses for referendum revenue:

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HEALTH & SAFETY

School health, safety, and student-support initiatives.

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TEACHERS, STAFF & CLASS SIZES

Staffing and resources to maintain class sizes and support students.

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STUDENT TRANSPORTATION

Transportation services used by thousands of Crown Point students each school day.

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ACADEMIC & SUPPORT PROGRAMS

Academic opportunities and student-support programs across the district.

98.8%

GRADUATION RATE​

Nearly 7 percentage points above the Indiana average.

95.9%

THIRD-GRADE READING PROFICIENCY

#1 in Lake County. #3 in districts with 600+ third graders.

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$11 MILLION

ESTIMATED COLLEGE TUITION SAVED OVER FIVE YEARS

More than 41,000 college credits earned before graduation.

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365+

GOLD ISSMA AWARDS IN A SINGLE YEAR.

Award-winning fine arts, with All-Music Awards earned by every Crown Point secondary school

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CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION COURSES
Including 100% certification rate in certified nursing assistant program.  

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THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS RELY ON SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION

Transportation is a daily need for most CPCSC families.

More than 7,600 students live outside the walk zone for their school.

MORE THAN A RIDE TO SCHOOL

Transportation also makes field trips, extracurricular activities, and academic programming possible for Crown Point students.

$7.3 MILLION
IN BUDGET REDUCTIONS

CROWN POINT HAS ALREADY REDUCED SPENDING

The referendum comes after significant reductions.

$7.3 MILLION IN BUDGET REDUCTIONS IN 2026

Including administrative and central-office positions, support positions, operations changes, and curriculum and software resources. Certified classroom teachers and current student programming were saved.

VOTE YES ON NOVEMBER 3
KEEP OUR SCHOOLS STRONG

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