BRONSON, MI (WTVB)-On Tuesday, voters in the Bronson Community School District will decide on a significant bond proposal aimed at improving school facilities and enhancing educational opportunities for students. The district is seeking approval to borrow up to $32.33 million through general obligation bonds to fund critical upgrades, with an estimated millage rate of 4.98 mills in 2025 and an average of 4.61 mills over the 25-year bond term.
The proposed projects focus heavily on Anderson Elementary, including a secure entry vestibule, a renovated main office, additional classrooms for grades K-5, a full-size gymnasium, a media center, and dedicated art and music rooms. These improvements aim to create a safer, more modern learning environment. Additionally, the bond would fund an upgrade to the district’s track, converting it from a six-lane yardage track to an eight-lane metric track, and the construction of new tennis courts, enhancing athletic facilities for students and the community.
The Bronson School Board of Education has carefully crafted this proposal to address pressing infrastructure needs while balancing the financial impact on taxpayers. The bond’s approval would enable the district to modernize facilities, improve safety, and provide students with the resources they need to thrive academically and athletically.
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