Centennial School District Question 2: Approval of School Building Bonds
Centennial Public School District, Minnesota
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Centennial schools could borrow up to $108.89 million to repair buildings, improve safety, and update spaces where students learn. Property taxes on a home with the district's average value would rise about $9.96 per month.
Proposed by: Centennial School Board (Independent School District 12), resolution of May 18, 2026
The district's elected school board. On May 18, 2026 it voted to ask voters to let the district borrow money for buildings, paid back with property taxes. Minnesota requires a public vote.
Source: isd12.org
A YES vote means
A yes vote lets the district borrow up to $108.89 million for school building and safety projects. Property taxes would rise.
A NO vote means
A no vote rejects this borrowing for school building and safety work. The listed projects would not get this money.
Source: isd12.org