The Thompson School Board directed district staff to work on a bond issue that would raise $100 million for the district to be placed on the November ballot, a move that would not raise taxes on residents, but would rather extend existing tax rates past their point of expiration. According to the Loveland Reporter Herald, the decision came after district staff presented results of public polling indicating strong support among the community for such a move, while also showing less support for various options that would increase the tax rate beyond its current level.
Thompson School District may seek a $100 million bond, without raising taxes
