Interactive Bond Explorer
See where bond-funded construction and improvements reached students across the district, then explore the financial records behind the work.
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Tartesso Elementary is the first school mapped. Other schools will be added as their maps are finished.
Hover over a circled i to preview project details. Click a location to open its full site map.
Project cards remain hidden until a circled information marker is hovered, focused, or tapped. Related financial lines for the same physical project share a single marker.
Totals come from the district’s posted bond-fund expenses. Select a bar to see those projects below.
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of the $47.5M bond approved by voters
The capital improvements proposed to voters in the 2019 bond, with the amount authorized for each.
Select a project to see its description, spending by year, and every expense posted to it.
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Negative amounts are refunds or corrections.
Important Notice
This page is under construction. The school map graphics take a long time to build, and the page will be updated as each school is completed. In the meantime, every bond expense can be viewed, sorted, and filtered on this page.
I matched each expense to a project mainly by the project code in the district’s accounting string. The district was not required to use these codes, so expenses without one were reviewed and assigned by hand to the best-fitting project or category.
All expense lines reconcile to the district’s total recorded bond spending. An expense listed under the wrong project does not mean the spending was improper; it may only reflect how the transaction was coded or what the records allowed me to classify.
I had no role in the bond or in approving its spending, so I cannot speak to why spending decisions were made. Please direct those questions to the district administration or Superintendent.