District moves into facilities bond planning

What happened

The board authorized the superintendent to evaluate capital projects, costs, funding options, committees, and professional services for a possible bond. By June, the board was refining a preliminary list around safety, infrastructure, and mechanical systems.

Why it matters to families

A bond could pay for major repairs across district buildings and would require voter approval, but the final scope, cost, and election date are not yet set.

The evidence

The April 13 minutes record a 6-0 motion authorizing the planning process and procurement of planning services.

The source