The 2025 Lincoln County School District Bond

Fulfilling the Bond Promise for Lincoln County Schools

About the 2025 School Bond

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Lincoln County School District aging school facilities face challenges. Our schools have aging and inefficient building systems that no longer work as originally intended. These well-loved buildings are due for many basic repairs and upgrades to continue to serve our students and communities.

We also know that the district’s most popular programs such as Career and Technical Education and Performing Arts are limited by space or older facilities that do not meet the demands of modern learning.

The May 2025 Bond was a renewal of an expiring bond, allowing the district to fund major updates and renovations across the district while maintainig the tax rate.

Bond Progress & Updates

1

Taft Elementary Music Room Update

The roof, siding and windows have been installed in the new music room at Taft Elementary and now the focus is on finishing the interior. This bond-funded project is about 80% complete!
3

Crestview Heights Ready for New Turf

 The ground has been leveled and prepped at Crestview Heights Elementary School. New synthetic turf will be installed in the next couple months that will provide students with an outdoor playfield.

Sam Case Playground Updates

LCSD’s Facilities & Maintenance team is hard at work installing new rubber fall protection in the play area at Sam Case Elementary School. This important safety upgrade helps create a softer, safer surface for students to learn, play, and explore.
5

Waldport Athletic Restrooms Nearing Completion

The new baseball/softball bathrooms at Waldport Middle/High School have received the stamp of approval from the county! Next step is install the down spouts and they will be ready for use.

6

Oceanlake Staff Learn to Use Blue Button Safety System

Staff at Oceanlake Elementary School recently completed training on the school’s new Blue Button Safety System. The system is designed to provide rapid alerts during serious safety emergencies and notify school occupants and first responders as quickly as possible.

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New Staff Break Room at Sam Case Elementary

LCSD Board of Directors got a tour of bond projects at Sam Case Elementary School by Principal Marcy Doyle. The school's former office space has been remodeled into a spacious staff break room. The former very small break room will now be used as a conference room.
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Repairs and updates in all district schools to keep students warm, safe, and dry.

  • Replace or repair roofs, boiler systems, water heaters, HVAC systems, and electrical systems.

Expand student opportunities to provide modern learning options for students in all regions of the district

  • Revitalize Career and Technical Education program spaces

  • New Performing Arts Facilities at Waldport HS, Newport HS, and Toledo Jr./Sr. HS

  • Upgrades to athletic fields, track surfaces and playgrounds

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Safety, health, and security upgrades for safer learning environments.

  • New fire alarm systems

  • New building access control systems

  • New or upgraded cameras

  • Parking lot updates

  • Asbestos abatement

  • ADA upgrades

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