Montevideo School District Bond Vote

Voters in the Montevideo School District will decide a $42 million bond question Tuesday (Feb. 10, 2026).

The funds would be used to address significant facility issues in the high school building; modernize security in the high school, middle school, and Sanford and Ramsey elementary schools; and construct a performing arts center at the high school.

The West Central Tribune reported board members lowered the dollar figure in hopes of winning voter support for issuing the school building bonds.

The district had sought to address its facilities needs with bond issues of $54.8 million and $49.9 million in referendums conducted in May and November of 2023, but both measures failed in close votes.

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