With the blessing of the Jefferson High School District No. 1 board, Superintendent Tim Norbeck will explore the feasibility of the district buying a nearby home that’s been for sale “for quite some time.”
Norbeck explained to the board that teacher Mike Robbins approached him with the idea, stating that “Boulder does not have the best housing possibilities for new staff and so forth” and suggesting that the house might also be a good project for his woods and advanced woods classes.
“Some districts provide housing,” Norbeck told the board. “[I] would have a little bit of a learning curve, but I thought it was a great idea coming from a staffer.”
