Eastpointe Community Schools School Improvement Bond Proposition
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality
Eastpointe schools could borrow up to $99 million to bring grades 6–12 together at the high school and improve buildings and technology. A home with $50,000 of taxable value would pay an estimated $175 a year for the bond.
Proposed by: Eastpointe Community Schools
The school district asks voters to let it borrow $99 million for school buildings, paid back with property taxes. Michigan school bonds need voter approval.
Source: eastpointeschools.org
A YES vote means
Allow Eastpointe schools to borrow up to $99 million for school buildings, a high-school addition, and technology. Property owners would repay the bonds through a new school property tax.
A NO vote means
Reject the $99 million school bond. The district could not borrow this money for the proposed school projects, and the bond's new property tax would not start.
Source: eastpointeschools.org