Frequently Asked Questions

What is the St. Johns High School Bond? A new bond issue is required in the amount of $64,300,000 for new construction, major and minor renovations and improvements to primarily the high school and its athletic facilities to maintain and enhance students’ learning and development. Minor improvements to the middle school and rural elementary . . . → Read More: Frequently Asked Questions

Application for 2010 Bond

School Bond Approved by Voters

By Dr. Ken Ladouceur, Superintendent

Since the passage of the bond on May 4, I’ve had multiple questions with regard to what happens next. A tremendous wave of enthusiasm followed the successful campaign to pass the bond, and it’s not uncommon to wonder if excavation can begin the next day. I couldn’t be more . . . → Read More: School Bond Approved by Voters

Bond Update: A+ rating allows interest savings of more than $43 million

Bond Update: A+ rating allows interest savings or more than $43 million

St. Johns Public Schools will save more than $43 million in interest over the life of the bonds recently sold to finance facility improvements throughout the district—most notably an extensive renovation to St. Johns High School.

The district received an A+ rating . . . → Read More: Bond Update: A+ rating allows interest savings of more than $43 million