District 307 Bond Referendum

  • On November 5th, residents of Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School District 307 will vote on a proposed bond referendum. If approved by voters, the proposed referendum would address essential safety and security upgrades and other identified critical needs to provide an improved learning environment for students.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School District 307 bond referendum, and what will it provide?

  • How was the community involved in developing this plan?

  • Why should we do this work now and not wait until later?

  • Why doesn't BBCHS build a new school opposed to proposing a bond referendum?

  • What is the timeline for the design and construction?

  • Will these projects disrupt student learning?

  • How much will the proposed referendum cost?

  • What is the estimated tax increase?

  • How much is the district contributing?

  • What will the District do if the referendum does not pass?

  • I don't have children who attend BBCHS. How does the bond referendum benefit me?

  • What happens if economic conditions change and prices for projects increase?

  • How will the planned updates improve security?

  • Would this referendum eliminate the need for mobile trailer classrooms?

  • How would this referendum increase opportunities for students?

  • Why is the cafeteria so crucial to address?

  • Beyond improving our school, how will the bond referendum help the community?

  • What is a bond referendum?

  • What is the ballot language?

  • How do I vote?

  • Can I vote early?

  • How many yes votes are required for the bond referendum to pass?