City of Ferndale

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Ferndale School District

Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below school district races on your ballot.

Ferndale School District School District Proposition #2019-2

  • VOTE YES

    Vote YES to Upgrade Ferndale Schools

  • Ferndale School District 502 has proposed a $112 million bond for capital projects. The district would use the funds to build a new Ferndale High School and make important security, heating, roofing, and water improvements throughout the district. The estimated $0.92 property tax increase per $1,000 of assessed value would cost the owner of a median $369,000 home approximately $339. Vote yes on Proposition 1 to ensure all Ferndale students have safe and comfortable facilities where they have the best opportunity to learn!

    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Ferndale School District 502 has proposed a $112 million bond for capital projects. The district would use the funds to build a new Ferndale High School and make important security, heating, roofing, and water improvements throughout the district. The estimated $0.92 property tax increase per $1,000 of assessed value would cost the owner of a median $369,000 home approximately $339. Vote yes on Proposition 1 to ensure all Ferndale students have safe and comfortable facilities where they have the best opportunity to learn!

    Ferndale School District 502 has proposed a $112 million bond for capital projects. The district would use the funds to build a new Ferndale High School and make important security, heating, roofing, and water improvements throughout the district. The estimated $0.92 property tax increase per $1,000 of assessed value would cost the owner of a median $369,000 home approximately $339. Vote yes on Proposition 1 to ensure all Ferndale students have safe and comfortable facilities where they have the best opportunity to learn!

    Ferndale School Bond

    Ferndale School District 502 has proposed a $112 million bond for capital projects. The district would use the funds to build a new Ferndale High School and make important security, heating, roofing, and water improvements throughout the district.