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Curious about the School Bond on the May ballot? Want to learn where tax dollars are used in your community? Looking for an opportunity to share your thoughts or ask questions about the school bond? …
We hope you’ll join C4C and your neighbors from 6-7:30 p.m. on April 19th for an informative, engaging online community conversation.
School Superintendent Curtiss Scholl will provide information about the 2021 Sisters School District General Obligation Bond that will be on the ballot in May. Attendees will have an opportunity to share their thoughts and ask questions related to the topic. Diverse perspectives are welcome.
The conversation will include detailed information about:
Construction costs of the new elementary school;
Support and maintenance costs associated with the district’s 2016 Master Plan;
Data about expected growth within the school district;
The effect of the Bond on the local tax rate;
How this Bond differs from previous Bond in 2016;
… and more.
We hope to see you at this informative and engaging Zoom (online) discussion. To receive an invitation with a Zoom link for April 19th, simply RSVP HERE or below. (You will receive the Zoom link a day or two before the event.)
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* Let’s Talk! is free, but we ask that you RSVP (by clicking on one of the RSVP links in this article), so we can prepare and send you the Zoom link in advance of the meeting.
Citizens4Community is a non-partisan and non-political organization. Among our activities, we are helping to promote and implement discussions and activities that align with the Sisters Country Vision Action Plan. The plan consists of 20 key strategies that were voted on and prioritized by the community to support a more Prosperous, Livable, Resilient and Connected Sisters Country.
• You can read about how Let’s Talk began HERE>>