Politics & Government

District 214's $295M School Bond Referendum: Election Results

Voters decided whether to authorize borrowing for safety, infrastructure and instructional improvements across seven campuses.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL — Voters in Township High School District 214 weighed a $295 million school bond proposal Tuesday, with the borrowing intended to fund safety, infrastructure and instructional improvements across seven campuses.

Polls closed at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

A yes vote supported authorizing the district to issue the bonds. A no vote opposed the borrowing. Only voters living within District 214’s boundaries were eligible to vote on the question.

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According to the district, the proposed work addresses safety and security, infrastructure, mechanical systems and prioritized instructional spaces.

The proposal covers Buffalo Grove, Elk Grove, John Hersey, Prospect, Rolling Meadows and Wheeling high schools, along with Forest View Educational Center.

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The district's Renew 214 referendum website outlines the proposed projects by campus and provides information about costs, taxes and frequently asked questions.

Election results are unofficial until certified by election authorities.

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