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Vicksburg schools: ballot language accepted for 2026 bond; renderings under way
Summary
Superintendent Keevin O'Neill told the Vicksburg Community Schools Board on Feb. 16 that ballot language for a proposed 2026 bond has been submitted and accepted; renderings by Tower Pinkster and informational materials are being prepared and staff plan a public outreach tour.
Superintendent Keevin O'Neill updated the Vicksburg Community Schools Board of Education at a Feb. 16 work session that ballot language for a proposed 2026 bond "has been submitted and accepted," and that architectural renderings are being prepared by Tower Pinkster. Informational materials are being developed to explain the proposal to voters.
O'Neill said he and administrator Steve Goss will take the materials on a public outreach tour to share details with residents; he also reviewed campaign finance rules with the board at the meeting. The minutes do not list a formal vote or timeline for placement on a specific ballot beyond the update that ballot language has been accepted.
The update came during a work session held at the Vicksburg Administration Building. President David Schriemer called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m.; no members of the public attended. The board adjourned at 6:56 p.m.
