Heritage-specific net savings
A clear figure for Heritage alone, including one-time transition costs, not a district-wide estimate.

Parent-led community campaign
Protect our neighborhood school. Answers before the vote.
We are families, neighbors, and supporters asking for a financially responsible plan that protects students and seriously considers keeping Heritage Elementary School open.
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Four clear requests before any vote. Two minutes.
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3Showing up in person is what the board notices most.
Public Hearing — Sept 22, 5:30 PM, Olathe South HS
Our request
Before any vote, we are asking the district to publish four things in writing.
We recognize the district is planning for the future. We want evidence that the proposed pace and scale are financially necessary and workable for students, not just that consolidation can save money.
A clear figure for Heritage alone, including one-time transition costs, not a district-wide estimate.
Clear proposed student assignments, class sizes, and transportation impacts for every affected family.
Concrete protections for students with disabilities and other support needs, written down and committed to.
A documented financial comparison of alternatives that keep Heritage open.
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Get organized with other Heritage families on Facebook.
Open →Only registered Olathe voters count toward a State Board of Education review. Register or check your status online.
Open →Share your concerns directly with the Olathe Board of Education.
Open →5:30 PM at Olathe South High School. Attendance counts even if you do not speak.
Open →Calendar
September 22, 2026 · 5:30 PM
Olathe South High School
Come early, wear your colors, and show the board how many families are watching. Speaking is optional — attendance counts.
October 13, 2026 · End of day
Johnson County Election Office / online
Only active registered voters living in USD 233 can sign the official request for State Board of Education review. Registering prepares you to sign; it does not sign the petition.


Go deeper
We keep the long material on its own pages so this one stays quick to read.
Quick answers to the questions families ask most about the closure plan.
Open →Why Heritage matters to this neighborhood, and the 6,100 voices goal.
Open →Sourced documents, plus every question we have asked, grouped by topic.
Open →What the district has answered, what is answered only in part, and what is still missing.
Open →Work out how many students the campus can hold and how many would be reassigned.
Open →Stay in touch
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