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Bartlesville Voters Decide School Bond Future | Tulsa News
Bartlesville voters face a pivotal Tuesday as they decide on two school bond proposals totaling $40.5 million—no tax hike, just smarter reinvestment. The first, $38.7 million, funds safety upgrades, new wrestling space, expanded STEM and band facilities, and tech refreshes—all while keeping class sizes manageable. The second, $2.25 million, tackles aging buses, special needs transportation, and staff vehicles to ease driver shortages. Superintendent LaDonna Chancellor assures voters the tax rate stays flat thanks to retiring old bonds. If approved, construction could start as early as spring…
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