Readington Township School District
Bond Referendum
Unlock Funding for the Future!
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The referendum passed on November 4, 2025, thank you to all those who supported the effort!
Thank you for your help and support!
The referendum passed on November 4, 2025!
With the district's current debt expiring in January 2027, Readington Township voters approved the School District to issue bonds with a "net zero" tax levy impact to fund necessary infrastructure upgrades, enhance the student experience, and plan for the future needs of the district.
Your support and help allowed us achieve this ambitious endeavor and we are extremely grateful.
The Board of Education and administration are taking the next steps to prioritize and commence construction on the 83 projects. Please stay tuned for updates as we progress over the coming months and years. Thank you again!
Ballot Question was on November 4, 2025 and
successfully passed!
PREVIOUS EVENTS
PREVIOUS EVENTS
Prior referendum events:
Prior referendum events:
Three Bridges School Referendum Tour
September 9 @ 6PM at Three Bridges School
Whitehouse School Referendum Tour
September 30 @ 6PM at Whitehouse School
Readington Middle/Holland Brook Schools Tour
October 14 @ 5:30PM starting at Readington Middle School
Referendum Information Session
October 28 @ 7PM at Holland Brook School
WHAT THIS VOTE MEANS
WHAT THIS VOTE MEANS
It’s more than buildings – it's about enhancing, modernizing and expanding our facilities to preserve the high-quality education that defines Readington.
$12 million in state aid that is available to Readington through voter approval of the referendum.
Funds would support key school upgrades and enhance learning spaces, helping us better manage class sizes and provide the utmost opportunities for students and staff.
Project costs would be spread out over time, similar to how homeowners finance major home improvements.
The timing is aligned with the final debt payments from a previous referendum, helping to LOWER TAXES while still providing critical funds to keep infrastructure and equipment optimal.
WHAT PROJECTS ARE IN THE BALLOT?
WHAT PROJECTS ARE IN THE BALLOT?
WHAT IS THE FUNDING FOR THIS?
WHAT IS THE FUNDING FOR THIS?
As debt from the previous referendum ends, the owner of a house assessed at
Readington's average home value of $452,050 will see a
$17 per year NET TAX DECREASE compared to current levels!
Readington Township School District thanks you for your engagement and interest during this aspirational undertaking to help support the district’s mission statement in providing the best possible education to the children of Readington Township in a safe and secure environment!
The referendum did pass on Tuesday, November 4, 2025 allowing
the district can secure $12 million dollars from the State of New Jersey while lowering taxes!
Need More Information?
Please feel free to contact Jason M. Bohm, Business Administrator at jbohm@readington.k12.nj.us or by calling 908-534-2885.
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