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Proposed General Obligation Bond: Measure 17-130

On November 3, 2026, voters in Grants Pass School District 7 will consider a measure that would authorize the district to issue $10.89 million in general obligation bonds for proposed school facility and safety projects. The measure would cost property owners $0.10 per $1000 of assessed property value. 

If the measure is passed, the district would receive an $8.168 million matching grant from the State of Oregon. If the measure is not passed, the State grant would not be awarded, the proposed projects would not proceed, and property taxes would not be increased.

This page provides information about the measure, its estimated tax impact, and the projects it would fund if passed.

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Grants Pass School District 7 students made significant gains in both English Language Arts (ELA) and math on the 2025-26 Oregon Statewide Assessment System (OSAS) tests, with growth across the district and particularly strong gains in grades 3, 5, and 7.

These results reflect years of work by our teachers and staff. Our district has made a long-term investment in literacy, including science of reading training, a new K-5 reading and writing curriculum, interim and benchmark assessments, and regular collaboration around student data.

Portrait of Lincoln principal Ashley Monteil

Grants Pass School District 7 is pleased to welcome Ashley Monteil as the new principal of Lincoln Elementary School for the 2026-27 school year.

Ms. Monteil brings nearly two decades of experience in education, having served as a classroom teacher and school administrator.

A school bathroom under construction

Since 2023, our district has been completing facility improvement projects across our schools through a debt restructuring plan approved by the School Board. The plan freed up approximately $13 million for projects at no additional cost to taxpayers.

Read the latest facility improvement update, including what projects are still to come this summer.

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