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Affordable Housing Project Updates

Steamboat Springs School District Ends Partnership With Rural Homes, Remains Committed to Staff Housing

At the February 9 Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Celine Wicks announced the District’s decision to end its partnership with Rural Homes while reaffirming the District’s continued commitment to developing staff housing on the Sleeping Giant parcel. Concerns about project timelines and cost certainty led to the decision to reassess next steps.

District Advances Plans to Support Staff Housing Through Whistler Park Sale

At the October 6 Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Celine Wicks and Director of Finance and Operations Stephanie Juneau provided updates on two connected efforts — the potential sale of the district-owned Whistler Park property and the ongoing development of the district’s 22-unit staff housing project. Together, these initiatives aim to help ensure that teachers and staff can afford to live and work in Steamboat Springs.

BOE Approves of MOU Between SSSD and Rural Homes

Superintendent Dr. Celine Wicks provided an update on staff affordable housing at the September 8 Board of Education meeting. She presented a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Rural Homes, which the Board approved moving forward. This MOU outlines the framework for a potential housing project on district-owned land near Sleeping Giant School.