At Stafford Township School District, we are committed to Building a Better World, One Student at a Time. To accomplish this goal, the district must provide students with a high-quality educational environment where they feel secure and comfortable. 

The September 17, 2024 referendum will ask Stafford Township residents to consider a ballot question that would fund long-lasting facility improvements.  

Stafford Township administration and Board of Education have worked with professional consultants to identify and prioritize the most-needed updates across the district. These updates would touch every building. 

A bond referendum gives the community a voice as it asks for permission to borrow money through the sale of bonds to complete large-scale projects.  

Bond funding spreads costs over time, like how a homeowner uses a home equity loan to make improvements.

A voter-approved referendum is the only way to unlock a specific type of state aid that pays a portion of the project costs and offsets the impact on school tax bills.

This type of state aid is only available to school districts where voters approve a bond referendum. 

We maintain our district facilities, but updates to the structures and systems that support our students and staff cannot be ignored, especially when they lead to costly, unexpected repairs. 

Educating the community’s youngest learners within the district is a priority. Stafford Township needs more space to continue this valuable program for the growing preschool population.