Hillsboro School Board places $430 million capital bond on November ballot
June 01, 2026 | Hillsboro SD 1J, School Districts, Oregon
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Hillsboro School District officials announced that the school board voted unanimously on May 26 to place a $430 million capital construction bond on the November 2026 ballot.
"At its regular session meeting on Tuesday, May 26th, Hillsboro School Board members unanimously voted to place HSD's $430 million capital construction bond on the November 2026 ballot," said Beth Graasier, HSD communications officer. The district said the bond would "improve infrastructure, modernize educational settings, and enhance safety across the district while keeping tax rates consistent, building on the success of prior bonds."
The podcast message directed listeners to the district's press release and website for full details on the proposed projects. The announcement did not specify a breakdown of projects, precise tax-rate impacts, or the vote tally by member. The district described the measure as a continuation of prior capital efforts to update buildings and safety systems.
Next steps include final ballot preparation by county elections officials and any required public information and outreach before November. The district's full press release with more details is available on the HSD website.
"At its regular session meeting on Tuesday, May 26th, Hillsboro School Board members unanimously voted to place HSD's $430 million capital construction bond on the November 2026 ballot," said Beth Graasier, HSD communications officer. The district said the bond would "improve infrastructure, modernize educational settings, and enhance safety across the district while keeping tax rates consistent, building on the success of prior bonds."
The podcast message directed listeners to the district's press release and website for full details on the proposed projects. The announcement did not specify a breakdown of projects, precise tax-rate impacts, or the vote tally by member. The district described the measure as a continuation of prior capital efforts to update buildings and safety systems.
Next steps include final ballot preparation by county elections officials and any required public information and outreach before November. The district's full press release with more details is available on the HSD website.
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