Scottsdale Unified School District officials will hold a series of town hall meetings to discuss the bond project to be voted on during the Nov. 3 general election.
If approved by voters, the proposed $375 million bond program would fund capital improvements across the district, including school facility renovations, learning environment enhancements, technology upgrades, safety and security improvements, transportation replacements, and other infrastructure needs that support students and staff throughout Scottsdale Unified. The District’s previous bond program was approved by voters in 2016 and has been substantially utilized to address district-wide capital priorities.
Bond funds may only be used for voter-approved capital projects and cannot be used for teacher salaries, employee benefits, or day-to-day operating expenses.
