FAQs
- Q. When is the election for the Piedmont Public Schools 2024 Student Investment Plan and where do I vote?
- Q. What is the total cost of the 2024 Student Investment Plan that Piedmont Schools is proposing?
- Q. Will there be a tax increase associated with the bond issue?
- Q. What is the length of the bond issue, and why is this important?
- Q. What are the goals of the 2024 Student Investment Plan?
- Q: How were the projects selected for the bond issue?
- Q: What are the projects in the 2024 Student Investment Plan?
- Q: How can we be sure bond funds are used according to their intended purpose?
- Q: What percentage of voters must support a bond election?
- Q: Can bond money be used for teachers and staff salaries?
- Q: Can school bond funds be used to repair or replace city roads?
- Q: What happens if the bond election does not pass?
- Q: Who can vote for a Piedmont Schools bond proposal?
- Q: What if I do not have a Piedmont address?
- Q: Where is my polling location?
Q. When is the election for the Piedmont Public Schools 2024 Student Investment Plan and where do I vote?
Q. What is the total cost of the 2024 Student Investment Plan that Piedmont Schools is proposing?
Q. Will there be a tax increase associated with the bond issue?
Q. What is the length of the bond issue, and why is this important?
Q. What are the goals of the 2024 Student Investment Plan?
Q: How were the projects selected for the bond issue?
Q: What are the projects in the 2024 Student Investment Plan?
Q: How can we be sure bond funds are used according to their intended purpose?
Q: What percentage of voters must support a bond election?
Q: Can bond money be used for teachers and staff salaries?
Q: Can school bond funds be used to repair or replace city roads?
Q: What happens if the bond election does not pass?
Q: Who can vote for a Piedmont Schools bond proposal?
Q: What if I do not have a Piedmont address?
Q: Where is my polling location?
*If you would like additional information regarding the April 2, 2024 bond election, please visit visit the district website at: https://www.piedmontschools.org/district/school-bond-information or contact the Piedmont Public Schools Superintendent’s Office at 405-373-2311.