Williston North Dakota School Board Asks The Question – To Build, Or Not To Build?

To build, or not to build? That is the question being proposed to Williston residents. The school bond referendum for 2024 is underway, presenting an exciting opportunity to shape the future of our community's education system. We have been down this road before, but to me, this feels different. I truly feel this plan is thought out better, and all involved have done a good job putting it together.

What Is Being Proposed:

At the heart of this referendum are plans for a new elementary school, a vital addition to accommodate the growing needs of our expanding community. On the bond plan webpage, you'll find floor plans meticulously crafted to ensure optimal learning environments for our students. Additionally, explore an interactive map outlining potential locations for this proposed elementary school, providing insights into its integration within our town. Check out the bond plan homepage here if you want to learn more about the specifics. What is being offered is something that you can see for yourself, and you can see how it impacts all of our bottom lines.

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Key Dates to Remember:

• Absentee Voting: March 4 - April 16. If you're unable to make it to the polling stations on voting day, drop by the District Office during this period to complete the absentee voting process at your convenience.
• Voting Day: April 17 - Open 7:00 AM - 7:00 PMLOCATIONS:
  • Williston High School - 4200 32nd St W
  • Williston Middle School Central Campus - 501 14th St W
  • Hagan Elementary School - 2501 29th St W
  • Williston ARC - 822 18th St E

How To Get Informed And Involved:

Engage on social media by using #wbsd7 and #2024bond to stay updated and participate in discussions surrounding the bond referendum. Your voice matters in shaping the future of Williston's education landscape. To check out all the details, visit the bond plan webpage.

Going to the polls with all of the information you need to make an informed vote is beneficial, regardless of whether you are completely in favor of a school bond or completely against it. Just show up and vote on April 17!