Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Oak Hills LSD requesting a bond issue in November?
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Funding Opportunity:
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Over 50% of the project would be funded by the State of Ohio in Phase II
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The District is projected to receive up to $70 MILLION funded by the State in Phase II
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Timing: Rapid Run Middle School will be paid off this year in 2025
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Stewardship: Buildings nearly 100 yrs old are becoming costly & inefficient to operate
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Capacity: Storage rooms & closets have been transformed into learning space due to capacity concerns
When was the last time OHLSD had a bond issue for a construction project? 1997
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Rapid Run Middle School
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Oak Hills High School - gymnasium, commons, & academic wings
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Delhi Middle School - gymnasium & media center
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Bridgetown Middle School - gymnasium & media center
What is the financial impact to the community member & will this increase my current taxes?
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Oak Hills LSD is asking the community to reinvest their resources from the 1997 bond levy which expires December 2025.
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The November 2025 bond issue is considered a new additional levy, however the taxes assessed today (for the 1997 bond issue) will equal the taxes assessed for the new bond issue becoming effective January 2026
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What is included in the November 2025 bond issue?
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What is the TENTATIVE timeline of the bond issue?
Will my child be moved to a different building during construction?
No, students would remain in their current building & construction would occur on current property. Students would remain in their current building until the new school is built.
How old are Oak Hills LSD buildings?
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85-100 years old - Bridgetown, Delhi, Springmyer
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65-85 years old - CO Harrison, JF Dulles, Oak Hills High School
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50-65 years old - Oakdale, Delshire
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20-30 years old - Rapid Run
Who can I contact if I have additional questions?
Visit Building Our Future Oak Hills or email [email protected]
