Why are there two propositions on the ballot?

Why is the district running two propositions concurrently?

What is the difference between a bond and a levy?

Will my taxes go up?

Why is a tax increase necessary?

Why can't we use the district's reserve funds?

How will the money be spent?

Can't the district make budget cuts instead of raising taxes?

Why do we need a performing arts center?

Why do we need to include storm shelters?

Why do we need another athletic facility?

Why not build a new school instead of updating WF?

We already have the Centene Center; why do we need a new performing arts center?

We recently updated Truman Auditorium; why do we need a new performing arts center?

It says that one of the projects is a girls wrestling room, can you please clarify this?

What will happen if the propositions don't pass?

In 2019 Farmington property underwent a reassessment that generated extra funds, where did that money go?

What is the timeline for the proposed projects?

How much of a deficit are you projecting for the current school year's operating budget?

Why not use reserve funds before asking taxpayers of the district to pay more?

If the tax increase passes, what amount will you increase the teachers pay schedule? How much will you increase the teacher base by? What do you project this increase to cost?

If we have another reassessment will my taxes go up even more and the schools will benefit from this extra funding?

What happened to the plan to build a new Middle School?

How long will this new issuance of bonds for district improvements extend the debt service levy at the current rate of $0.90?

If Proposition F does not pass, will the $0.90 debt service levy remain?

Will passing Proposition S lead to improvement in academic performance?