This services RFP seeks ongoing Workday application management for systems spanning HCM, payroll, financials, and Adaptive Planning as the district replaces PeopleSoft and other legacy systems. The provider will support configuration and functional issues, security administration, reporting and analytics, and the district’s integrations. The work also includes payroll and seasonal-event support, testing, and assessment and support of Workday releases.
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Golden
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
0800222
Number of Schools
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Jefferson County Public Schools
Jefferson County Schools Facilities Master Plan
Date: May 25, 2016Type: Strategic Plan
This Facilities Master Plan for Jefferson County Schools addresses significant building needs within the district, citing challenges with state funding. Developed by the facilities staff, the plan is being presented to the community to gather feedback. The objective is to refine the plan through community engagement, leading to a final recommendation to the board by June 14th, aimed at creating a sustainable and forward-looking solution for the district's infrastructure.
Jefferson County Public Schools Plan
Date: Jul 15, 2016Type: Strategic Plan
This document outlines a comprehensive plan for the proposed Jeffco Bond and Mill Levy override to address critical needs within Jefferson County Public Schools. The bond package is structured around four key priorities: K-5/6-8 grade reconfiguration to optimize facilities and student opportunities, accommodating student growth in specific areas, enhancing efficiency through facility updates and replacement of older buildings, and tackling deferred maintenance across all schools. The mill levy override is designed to provide ongoing operational funding, support the attraction and retention of high-quality staff, improve safety and mental health services, and foster greater local control over school budgets, with a portion dedicated to charter schools.
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Public-sector contacts connected to Jefferson County Public Schools.
This document communicates to the community about the district's facilities master plan. It addresses significant deferred maintenance, aging facilities, and inefficient school utilization, including overcrowded elementary schools and underutilized middle schools. The plan proposes transitioning to a K5/68 Middle School grade configuration over a two-year process to optimize facility use, enhance safety, provide room for growth, and improve educational opportunities. It outlines the intent to authorize a bond issue of up to $535 million and a M Levy override of up to $33 million in November 2016 to fund these improvements.
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