"To move forward with this next phase of facility projects voters will need to approve the $25.5 million bond issue on the March 7 ballot. Approval of this question will not increase the tax rate. This is the result of careful ongoing financial planning by the district as well as our growing tax base from new development within the district. Approval of this question will give us permission to secure the general obligation bonds to make these investments in our facilities.” – Dr. Davis Eidahl, Superintendent
You can read Superintendent Dr. Davis Eidahl's letter to the editor in the Solon Economist here: Solon School Referendum
Learn more about the bond vote below! #SolonVotes2023
https://www.solon.k12.ia.us/page/scsd-facility-bond-referendum