Morgan attends Heppner Elementary School, she is in second grade. When Morgan grows up, she wants to be either a veterinarian or a rancher, because she loves animals. #LookingTowardOurFuture
Morgan attends Heppner Elementary School, she is in second grade. When Morgan grows up, she wants to be either a veterinarian or a rancher, because she loves animals. #LookingTowardOurFuture
Morrow County voters will vote on a proposed General Obligation Bond (Measure 25-104) for Morrow County School District in the May 20, 2025, election.
At bond community presentations, a question some voters in Heppner asked was about the plan for creating a K-12 school in Heppner. More information about this is available in this article: https://www.morrow.k12.or.us/article/2202050
Richard Cole, Board Chair of the Morrow County School District School Board, shares information about the district's proposed General Obligation Bond (Measure 25-104). The measure is on the May 2025 ballot.
Cole shares about school facilities and what percentage of property taxes would be paid by Amazon and Industrial/Utility companies in Morrow County.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UU15HuV5n1t8wz0zMt-er06S-GetPfA5?usp=drive_link
Richard Cole, Board Chair of the Morrow County School District School Board, shares information about the district's proposed General Obligation Bond (Measure 25-104) in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3OGyRQXSkw
Don't forget to vote by May 20th!
El presidente de la Junta Escolar del Distrito Escolar del Condado de Morrow comparte información sobre la propuesta de Bono de Obligación General (Medida 25-104) del distrito en este video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3OGyRQXSkw
¡No olviden votar antes del 20 de mayo!
Curtis is a 10th grade student-athlete at Irrigon Junior/Senior High School. After high school, Curtis plans to attend Brigham Young University and study to become a sports physical therapist. #LookingTowardOurFuture
Curtis is a 10th grade student-athlete at Irrigon Junior/Senior High School. After high school, Curtis plans to attend Brigham Young University and study to become a sports physical therapist. #LookingTowardOurFuture
During our bond process, people have asked What is the difference between my home’s Real Market Value and Assessed Value?
Real Market Value (RMV) is the amount that a property could reasonably expect to sell for as of January 1 of each year. Assessed Value (AV) is the value of the property subject to taxation. It cannot exceed the RMV.
You can look up your home property’s Assessed Value (AV) by reviewing your tax statement or through the search function at the Morrow County Assessor’s Office webpage.
Use your home’s Assessed Value to calculate what you would pay in property taxes if the Morrow County School District proposed bond passes:
Based on a home with an assessed value of $225,000:
• Divide $225,000 by 1000 = 225
• Multiply 225 by $2.99 = $673 per year in property taxes
• $673 divided by 12 = $56 per month in property taxes
Based on $2.99 per $1,000 of assessed property value; actual levy rate may differ.
Durante nuestro proceso de emisión de bonos, nos han preguntado: ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre el Valor Real de Mercado y el Valor Tasado de mi propiedad?
El Valor Real de Mercado (RMV, en inglés) es el precio al que una propiedad podría venderse razonablemente al 1 de enero de cada año. El Valor Tasado (AV, en inglés) es el valor de una propiedad que está sujeta a los impuestos. No debe exceder valor real de mercado.
Puede consultar el Valor Tasado (AV) de su vivienda consultando su declaración de impuestos o a través de la función de búsqueda en la página web de la Oficina del Tasador del Condado de Morrow.
Utilice el Valor Tasado de su hogar para calcular cuánto pagaría en impuestos prediales si se aprueba el bono propuesto por el Distrito Escolar del Condado de Morrow:
Para una propiedad con un valor tasado de $225,000:
• Divida $225,000 entre 1,000 = 225
• Multiplique 225 por $2.99 = $673 al año en impuestos prediales
• $673 dividido entre 12 = $56 al mes en impuestos prediales
Basado en $2.99 por cada $1,000 de valor tasado de la propiedad; la tasa real puede cambiar.
Marty is a Senior in his final year at Heppner Junior/Senior High School. 🐎 Marty has been accepted into a 16-week lineman apprenticeship training program, which he plans to attend after graduation. 👷♂️ Congratulations! #LookingTowardOurFuture
TODAY is the last day to REGISTER TO VOTE in the May 20, 2025 election. You can register ONLINE to vote at this link: https://sos.oregon.gov/voting/Pages/registration.aspx?lang=en
HOY es el último día para REGISTRARSE PARA VOTAR en las elecciones del 20 de mayo de 2025. Puede registrarse EN LÍNEA para votar en este enlace: https://sos.oregon.gov/voting/Pages/registration.aspx?lang=en
Meet Ty-Leigh 😊 Ty-Leigh is a 1st Grader at A.C. Houghton. When she grows up, she wants to be a nurse, just like her mom! 👩⚕️🩺 #LookingTowardOurFuture
In case you missed it, the Morrow County School District filmed a short video to help inform the community about proposed bond measure 25-104: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWZv_TG8w2U
We appreciate those who attended our Community Town Halls regarding the district’s Bond Measure 25-104 this week! We enjoyed the school tours and sharing information in Boardman, Irrigon and Heppner.
For information about the proposed bond, please visit mcsdbond.org.
If you have a question about the bond, please email bondinfo@morrowsd.org.
Agradecemos a quienes asistieron a nuestras reuniones comunitarias sobre la Medida de Bonos 25-104 del distrito esta semana. Disfrutamos de las visitas a las escuelas y de compartir información en Boardman, Irrigon y Heppner.
Para obtener más información sobre la propuesta de bonos, visite mcsdbond.org.
Si tiene alguna pregunta sobre los bonos, envíe un correo electrónico a bondinfo@morrowsd.org.
Zeb is a third grader who attends Heppner Elementary School. When he grows up, he wants to join the National Football League and play for the Dolphins. 🏈🐬🏆 #LookingTowardOurFuture
Thank you to everyone who attended the Irrigon Town Hall last night about the district's proposed bond. We appreciate the chance to show you Irrigon Jr/Sr High School and provide more information about Bond Measure 25-104.
See you tonight in Heppner for our final Town Hall!
If the proposed MCSD Bond Measure 25-104 is passed, it would raise $204.4 million and the district would be awarded a matching grant of $6 million from the state of Oregon, for a total of $210.4 million for projects.
Meet Mia! Mia is a Kindergartener attending Sam Boardman Elementary School. When she grows up, she hopes to be an astronaut! 🚀🧑🚀#LookingTowardOurFuture
The DEADLINE to REGISTER TO VOTE in the May 2025 election is ONE WEEK AWAY on 4/29/25. If you are 18 years old or older, you can register to vote. Register online at this link: https://www.co.morrow.or.us/clerk/page/register-vote
As the spring flies by, we wanted to take a moment to remind our community about upcoming opportunities to learn about the Proposed Bond Measure 25-104, a General Obligation Bond that is being proposed by the Morrow County School Board.
Visit our website (mcsdbond.org) for answers to frequently asked questions, to see the conditions of our buildings, and to learn more about the proposed projects.
Election Day is May 20th, you must be registered to vote by April 29th to participate in the May special election.
If you want to vote in the May 20, 2025 election and are not registered to vote, you can register now ONLINE at this link: https://www.co.morrow.or.us/clerk/page/register-vote
