This May, Mason Consolidated Schools voters will be asked to consider a 16-million-dollar bond.
This proposal is based on the results of a community voter survey and focuses solely on addressing critical facility needs and maintenance upgrades; essential repairs similar to those you'd make in your own home to keep things running smoothly!
The improvements include replacing ventilation units, along with temperature controls, and only necessary boilers, and pumps, to provide a consistent, comfortable learning environment. We’ll also replace necessary roofing, windows, and install LED lighting in the middle school, as well as essential ceiling tiles in the middle and high schools.
Health and safety are top priorities. This bond will allow us to remove asbestos, upgrade fire alarm systems, and create secure vestibules, reducing direct access to hallways and classrooms. Additionally, critical repairs to the wastewater treatment plant, electrical distribution, and transformers—issues that have previously disrupted instruction—are included.
Our buildings are over 60 years old, with much of the mechanical equipment beyond its lifespan. These upgrades will ensure a secure, energy-efficient learning environment for our students while preserving our tradition of excellence.
Help us to keep Eagle Nation, Your Destination!