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Superintendent: long‑range committee to seek bond measure with $6 million match

Port Orford-Langlois School District 2CJ Board · November 18, 2024
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Superintendent Aaron Miller said the long‑range planning committee reviewed the facility assessment and will present priorities to taxpayers, seeking a bond to provide a $6 million match; committee meetings will include parents going forward.

Superintendent Aaron Miller updated the board on the district’s long‑range planning and facilities assessment, reporting that a committee met to review needs and will include parents in upcoming meetings. Miller said the committee will develop priorities that will be presented to taxpayers as part of a bond proposal intended to provide a $6 million match.

Miller thanked board members Bob Brown and Korinn Hockett for serving on the committee. The report did not specify a bond timeline; Miller said further committee work and public engagement will precede any final ballot placement. The board did not take a formal vote on the bond at the meeting but authorized continued planning and community outreach.