Proposed May 2023 School Bond
Measure 10-206
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a school bond?
- What projects would the bond pay for?
- Would this bond increase my taxes?
- How is this bond proposal different from the May 2022 proposal?
- If passed, would bond funds be used on things not in the projects listed?
- If the bond measure passes, would there be oversight to ensure bond funds are spent properly?
- If the bond is passed, how would schools be maintained?
- When would the bond levy take effect?
- When would work begin on the bond projects?
- If passed, how would the district choose contractors for the projects?
- Why do you need a bond to pay for these projects?
- Why doesn’t the district build new schools?
- Did the district apply for other sources of funding?
- Would these projects be completed if the bond does not pass?
- If passed, would bond funds be used outside the Roseburg School District? Would funds be spent on things not in the projects listed?
- How do the taxes we pay for schools in Roseburg compare to others in the region?
- If passed by voters, would the $0.99 per $1,000 of assessed property value change?
- What is the difference between assessed home value and real market value?
- If the measure passes, how long would the bond levy rate be in effect?
What is a school bond?
What projects would the bond pay for?
Would this bond increase my taxes?
How is this bond proposal different from the May 2022 proposal?
If passed, would bond funds be used on things not in the projects listed?
If the bond measure passes, would there be oversight to ensure bond funds are spent properly?
If the bond is passed, how would schools be maintained?
When would the bond levy take effect?
When would work begin on the bond projects?
If passed, how would the district choose contractors for the projects?
Why do you need a bond to pay for these projects?
Why doesn’t the district build new schools?
Did the district apply for other sources of funding?
Would these projects be completed if the bond does not pass?
If passed, would bond funds be used outside the Roseburg School District? Would funds be spent on things not in the projects listed?
How do the taxes we pay for schools in Roseburg compare to others in the region?
If passed by voters, would the $0.99 per $1,000 of assessed property value change?
What is the difference between assessed home value and real market value?
If the measure passes, how long would the bond levy rate be in effect?
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When were our school facilities built?
1909
Original Melrose Elementary
1926
Old Main at Roseburg High School
1940
Winchester Elementary
1949
Green Elementary
1951
Fremont Middle School
1953
Rose Elementary (currently Roseburg Virtual School)
1954
Joseph Lane Middle School
1955
Hucrest Elementary
1957
Eastwood Elementary
1960
Fir Grove Elementary
1961
Fullerton IV Elementary
1980
Sunnyslope Elementary (main structure)
2004
New Main at Roseburg High School
This timeline portrays current schools as they exist today and when the original facilities were constructed. (Some dates are approximate.)