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Toltec schools to ask voters to approve bond in general election
Summary
District administrators told attendees they plan to place a bond on the general election ballot to fund preschool expansion, transportation, curriculum and technology upgrades, and an alternative program to keep students engaged in person.
Toltec School District administrators announced plans to place a bond measure on the upcoming general election ballot to fund capital and program needs across district campuses. The principal said the proposal would support general education, establish preschools on each campus, create an alternative program to keep students engaged in person, and fund student transportation, technology updates and curriculum revisions.
The principal said she has shared the proposed bond information with several groups within the district community and requested staff support for putting the measure before voters. No dollar total for the bond was provided in the transcript, nor was a final bond resolution or ballot language recorded at the meeting.
The announcement came during remarks at a combined school event that included staff and student recognitions. Meeting participants did not record a formal vote on the bond at that session; the call for a motion later in the meeting was captured but the motion text and any vote tally were not recorded in the transcript.
