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Arcohe Union Elementary School District Bond Measure Opinion Survey

Possible School Bond Ballot Measure

The Arcohe Board of Trustees is currently discussing the possibility of putting a school bond measure on the November 2024 ballot based on the need for additional classroom space, adding hands-on science/technology/agriculture activities, and possibly constructing a multi-use facility for both school and Herald community use. If passed, the cost of the bond would be $30 per $100,000 of assessed home value (ex: the property tax bill for a home valued at $500,000 would be an additional $150 per year). This would allow the district to raise $5.8 million dollars through the sale of bonds and also access matching state funds for the projects.
1.Are you a current resident of the Herald community and are eligible to vote? If no, please do not take the survey so we can gather information from eligible residents of Herald.
2.Would you generally say that Arcohe has a great need for additional funding, some need, a little need, or no real need for additional funding?
3.How important is it to you that local schools provide clean and safe classrooms?
4.What is your opinion on the importance of having specialized classrooms for science, engineering, technology, and agriculture education?
5.How critical do you believe it is to keep class sizes small?
6.How do you rate the importance of continuing to provide safe drinking water in schools?
7.How important is improving safety and security measures in schools to you?
8.How essential is it to improve disabled accessibility in schools?
9.How important is it to retain and attract quality teachers for providing a high-quality education?
10.If there was an election today, would you vote "yes" in favor of this measure or "no" to oppose it.
11.What are your main concerns or comments regarding the proposed bond measure for the Arcohe Union Elementary School District?