In 1995, Grape Creek ISD became a K-12 district, beginning with the addition of a freshmen class in the fall of 1996 and one grade each year thereafter. In May 2000, the district graduated its first senior class. According to the current superintendent, the transition was most difficult and nearly failed due to a lack of wise financial planning. The primary difficulty came in the construction of a new high school facility without an approved bond. Really like this, but problems with teacher retention offsets this positive aspect of our school.
Parents feel welcome at school.
It is a community school that fosters a community feeling. More communication on how the public can be involved in district planning and decision-making. Generally, the superintendent does a good job getting the most from our tax dollars. The school is wonderful. The teachers are great, and the curriculum on target.