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Vicksburg superintendent: 2026 bond ballot language still draft; legal review set for next day
Summary
Superintendent Keevin O'Neill said the district's 2026 bond ballot language is still draft and administrators will meet with legal experts the day after the Jan. 12 meeting; the administration expects to present finalized language to the board next week.
Superintendent Keevin O'Neill told the Vicksburg Community Schools Board on Jan. 12 that the district's proposed 2026 bond ballot language remains in draft form and that administrators would meet with legal counsel the following day to review the language.
O'Neill said the administration "should be ready to present next week," indicating a near-term schedule for finalizing ballot wording before any formal board action or placement on a ballot. The transcript does not record a dollar amount, project list or timetable for a potential bond election.
No formal action or vote on the bond occurred at the Jan. 12 meeting; O'Neill described the item as a work in progress and part of ongoing administration preparation.
