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Cedar Rapids district urges voters to return bond survey by March 5 for $210.6 million proposal
Summary
The Cedar Rapids Community School District is asking registered voters to return a mailed survey by March 5 about a proposed $210,600,000 bond to modernize facilities; district materials say the plan would affect more than 5,000 students and yield $128 million in projected savings over 20 years.
The Cedar Rapids Community School District said registered voters should return a mailed survey by March 5 on a proposed $210,600,000 bond that the district says would modernize facilities and affect more than 5,000 students.
The district described the proposal as a four-project initiative intended to modernize educational infrastructure and spur community renewal while keeping the district—s tax rate among the lowest in Linn County. District materials cited in the episode say the plan would save approximately $128,000,000 over 20 years; the podcast did not list the four projects by name.
The district directed residents to build.crschools.us for details and said the mailed survey will help determine how to proceed. Hosts noted the survey was sent to registered voters in the district and must be returned by March 5 to be counted.
The podcast referred listeners to a related CRCSD Homeroom episode featuring Chad Schumacher and Yvette Creighton for more discussion of the bond initiative and the mail survey. The episode did not state whether the board has set an election date or adopted a final bond resolution.
