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Frequently Asked Questions

Bonds are similar to loans that are authorized by voters and funded through property taxes. They are used to purchase capital items and/or make capital improvements, such as buildings, furniture, equipment, technology, textbooks, and buses. The funding can only be used to fund projects that have a useful life longer than five years. Bond funding can NOT be used for day-to-day operating expenses like salaries, utilities, and supplies. Bonds are repaid over a set period of time, similar to a mortgage.


A Bond Committee was formed after a January 2025, Governing Board directive to the Superintendent to create a committee to review both the district’s needs and impact on our community. The committee consisted of 33 members who represented all schools, along with general community members. The Governing Board members unanimously voted in favor of a bond election.


October 6, 2025


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