Wolverine Schools Hoping to Pass Safe, Warm and Dry Bond in May 3rd Election
A new bond proposal from the Wolverine College District in Cheboygan is hoping to pass on this May’s election.
The Safe, Warm and Dry Bond is a bond that hopes to swap and enhance electrical and mechanical units all through Wolverine Schools. The outdated electrical units have produced it tough for college students to understand and for team to be successful.
The bond also hopes to replace a moveable classroom with a new constructing in the school district.
“It will enable us to continue to keep youngsters safe and sound, heat and dry, but variety two, it would give our kids and households a feeling of delight in the location they appear to faculty each working day, which, I actually assume, it’s hard to sense extremely proud of your school when you see water coming into your classroom when it rains,” claimed Matthew Baughman, the Superintendent of Wolverine Public Faculties.
Wolverine is trying to get $7.3 million dollars, which is equal to a 3.1 mill tax. Wolverine’s college board passed a resolution past Wednesday to quit levying the 1.25 mills a taxpayer would spend for a sinking fund, and only levy the 3.1 mills for the bond, resulting in an maximize of about 1.86 mills if the bond passes.
The bond proposal will be on the May 3 ballot. Voting is open up from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
