2025 Bond Issue
This page has been published to provide some information regarding the 2025 School Bond. Seneca School District Bond Issue Proposed for Upcoming Vote A $9 million bond issue is scheduled for an upcoming vote within the Seneca School District. The proposed bond aims to fund several district-wide projects. Financial Implications: If the bond issue is approved by voters, district taxes will not increase. Conversely, if the bond issue is not approved, district taxes will not decrease. The bond represents an extension of the district's current debt by an estimated 12 to 14 years. Proposed Projects: The bond would fund the following capital improvements: Construction of new storm shelters at the Junior High School. Establishment of a career exploration center at the High School. Expansion and/or addition to the Early Childhood Center, contingent upon construction costs. Various other district-wide improvements. Relocation of the FFA program to a hallway adjacent to the Seneca Learning Center, Business, FACS (Family and Consumer Sciences), engineering, and woodshop areas. Relocation of the art program to the current FACS room. Demolition of the existing Seneca Learning Center/woodshop/art room building to accommodate the Early Childhood Center expansion. Conversion of the current FFA building into a district maintenance facility. Planning and Timeline: These projects were identified as priority items by the district’s Long Range Planning Committee in 2019. The anticipated completion date for these projects, if the bond is approved, is the 2026-2027 school year.