November 5, 2024 Ballot Issue
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Frequently Asked Questions
Please note: Questions with an asterisk were added upon most recent update.
- What issue will Greeneview have on the November 5, 2024 ballot?
- How much will the ballot issue cost me personally?
- Athletics were included in the last two ballot issues. Are they included in this ballot issue as well?
- How will the District address its athletic needs going forward?
- Why not renovate or remodel?
- If the ballot issue passes, what would happen to the Elementary?
- What happens if the ballot issue fails?
- What do you mean when you say the Elementary needs are "within the roof, behind the walls, and under the floor"?
What issue will Greeneview have on the November 5, 2024 ballot?
How much will the ballot issue cost me personally?
Athletics were included in the last two ballot issues. Are they included in this ballot issue as well?
How will the District address its athletic needs going forward?
Why not renovate or remodel?
If the ballot issue passes, what would happen to the Elementary?
What happens if the ballot issue fails?
What do you mean when you say the Elementary needs are "within the roof, behind the walls, and under the floor"?
Financial
- When will the bonded debt be paid off?
- What is the length of the PI levy?
- What's the difference between a bond issue and an operating levy?
- Why is Greeneview pursuing a property tax over an income tax?
- How will my monthly payment be affected when the current bonds fall off in December of 2026?
- I heard that this is a bond issue and PI levy. I understand that a bond deals with construction and renovations. What should I know about a PI levy? *
When will the bonded debt be paid off?
What is the length of the PI levy?
What's the difference between a bond issue and an operating levy?
Why is Greeneview pursuing a property tax over an income tax?
How will my monthly payment be affected when the current bonds fall off in December of 2026?
I heard that this is a bond issue and PI levy. I understand that a bond deals with construction and renovations. What should I know about a PI levy? *
By the Numbers
2.8 Mills Bond Issue = $18,028,689
0.3 Mills PI Levy = $101,000
State Share = $10,014,830
Local Share = $18,028,689
$9.12/month or $109.45/year
per $100,000 home
Our Greeneview
Above, you'll find a graphic that symbolizes our work across the district. Whether you look at it from the inside out or the outside in, the Greeneview student remains at the center of it all, surrounded by the strategies we use to support the student both within our buildings and as a district through teaching and learning, facilities, and operations. At the same time, our work within the larger community and our partnerships with parents coincide with our work within the schools to develop a strong school culture. No matter which way you look at it, all of the pieces are better together. It all comes together to form what we've come to know as the "Our Greeneview" plan.
The "Our Greeneview" plan has guided our work not only internally, but externally as well, as we consider the future of both our district and our facilities. Our focus on the Greeneview student has informed the master facility planning process and kept us grounded in our larger vision and goals for the district. The "Our Greeneview" plan has helped us to consider how our organization can grow as a whole and how we can accommodate for improvements in our facilities in a healthy, structured way.
Questions?
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March Ballot Issue
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