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2026 Bond

On Feb. 10, 2026, voters will consider a $75 million, 25-year school construction bond developed through a two-year community-driven review of Ephrata's school facilities.

TigerVision Bond Informational Video

2026 Bond Proposal Overview

Produced by Ephrata High School’s TigerVision, this video explains key elements of the 2026 Bond Proposal.

If approved, the bond would:

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REPLACE Grant Elementary

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REPLACE Parkway Intermediate

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PARTIALLY RENOVATE & ADD TO Ephrata
High School, including REPLACING the
Performing Arts Center

 

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Provide the local funding needed to 
UNLOCK ~$27 Million from the state.

Learn More About the Projects

 

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GRANT ELEMENTARY 

 

 

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PARKWAY INTERMEDIATE

 

 

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EPHRATA HIGH SCHOOL

 

2026 Bond Mailer

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First page of 2026 Bond Mailer

 

2026 Bond Flyer

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The image appears to be a flyer or advertisement for a school district bond measure in February 2026. It highlights the proposed improvements, including renovating and expanding existing facilities, as well as constructing new buildings. The background features a school building or facility.

 

Town Hall Meeting

Watch: Superintendent Ken Murray discusses the upcoming bond

Superintendent Ken Murray explains the upcoming school bond and highlights the needs and priorities being considered for Ephrata Schools.

 

2026 Bond FAQ

Presentation Materials

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The Ephrata School Board on Monday approved a resolution placing a $75 million, 25-year school construction bond before voters in the Feb. 11, 2026, ballot, advancing a major facilities proposal shaped by a two-year, community-driven review.

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After two years of community study and analysis, the Ephrata School District is taking the next step toward a major facilities vote. The School Board has directed Superintendent, Ken Murray to finalize a bond resolution for consideration in November that could place a $75 million school bond on the February 2026 ballot.