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Measure 10-216: Glide School District Capital Improvement Bond -Safety, Modernization, & Community

Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

If approved, the proposed bond (Measure 10-216) would improve safety and security, modernize learning environments, and create new spaces to support students and the community.

Glide School District Bond: By the Numbers

Estimated to
Maintain Tax Rate

$0.91/$1,000 AV

If approved, the bond is estimated to maintain the District’s current bond tax rate of $0.91 per $1,000 of assessed value (AV).

State Matching
Funds

+$6.1 Million

If the bond passes, Glide School District would receive an additional $6.1 million OSCIM matching grant from the State of Oregon. The grant is contingent on voter approval of the local bond.

Total for
School Improvements

$22.6 Million

$16.5M Local Bond
+ $6.1M State Grant
= $22.6M for Capital Improvement Projects

Why is the District Putting a Bond on the Ballot?

Because existing bonds are retiring, the proposed $16.5 million bond is not expected to increase the current bond tax rate, which is estimated to remain at $0.91 per $1,000 of assessed value.

If approved by voters, the bond would also allow Glide School District to receive more than $6.1 million in matching funds through the Oregon School Capital Improvement Matching (OSCIM) Program.

These state funds are only available to districts with voter-approved local bonds and would provide additional resources to complete more facility improvements without increasing the local tax rate.

Glide School District Historic Bond Tax Rates

Example: 2008's Actual Bond Tax Rate was $1.04/$1000 AV

Glide School District Projected Bond Tax Rates

The 2026 Bond would maintain the current tax rate at $.91/$1000 AV

Events and Important Dates

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Projects

Glide Elementary, High & Middle School Campus, and Athletic Complex improvements.

Finances

Tax rates, assessed vs. real market value, and Oregon school funding.

Voter Information

Registration, Douglas County drop sites, and key dates.

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General Bond Info

Direct answers to general obligation bond questions.