Stafford Municipal School District

A school bond is like a loan taken out by the school district to pay for major improvements. Voters approve the bond, and the district repays the loan with interest over time using property taxes.

The district would use bond funding for lifecycle improvements, renovations, repairs, transportation, and technology improvements that is not covered by the regular budget, including:

• Renovations and improvements for every campus
• Lifecycle improvements, fencing, and repairs
• Bus and fleet repair and replacement
• Athletic improvements
• Technology improvements and upgrades

The 2025 Bond has a proposed amount of $150 million, divided into the following propositions:

• Proposition A - $113,350,000M: Facilities & Renovations
• Proposition B - $5,200,000M: Reimbursement Resolution
• Proposition C - $21,400,000M: Athletic Improvements
• Proposition D - $10,000,000M: Technology

The specific projects and their costs are detailed on this bond website. Click the link for each proposal to see details for each project. Funds cannot be used for salaries or operating expenses.

Registered voters residing within the Stafford Municipal School District boundaries are eligible to vote.