FAQs

A school bond is similar to a home mortgage. It allows the district to borrow money for major construction and improvements, then repay it over time. Bonds cannot be used for salaries or daily operating expenses.

The estimated property tax impact is minimal. For the average homeowner, the cost is just a few dollars per month — an investment that directly benefits local students and the Casa Grande community.

Many of our schools were built decades ago. Systems like HVAC, roofing, and technology are outdated and increasingly expensive to repair. Bonds provide a responsible way to modernize and protect these facilities.

Every dollar is dedicated to capital improvements: safety and security upgrades, classroom technology, repairs, energy efficiency, and community-use spaces. Independent audits and public reporting ensure accountability.

No. By law, bond dollars cannot pay for teacher or staff salaries, benefits, or daily operating costs. They are strictly for buildings, facilities, and equipment.