Supporters urge voters to back 2.9-mill school bond to build two elementary schools
September 23, 2026 | Fairborn, Greene County, Ohio
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Pat McCoart urged residents to support the Fairborn City Schools' 2.9-mill bond issue on the Nov. 8 ballot to build two elementary schools. McCoart said videos showing current school conditions are available on the city's educational channel and noted that the state could contribute about 40 percent of construction costs if the bond passes.
McCoart detailed the proposed taxpayer impact, saying, "What they are asking for on a $100,000 home is $103.25 a year or $8.60 a month, or $1.99 a week." Councilwoman Marilyn McCauley announced a public meeting the following evening where Superintendent North would present details to residents. McCoart and others asked citizens to get out and vote to support school improvements.
McCoart detailed the proposed taxpayer impact, saying, "What they are asking for on a $100,000 home is $103.25 a year or $8.60 a month, or $1.99 a week." Councilwoman Marilyn McCauley announced a public meeting the following evening where Superintendent North would present details to residents. McCoart and others asked citizens to get out and vote to support school improvements.
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