In the 2025 City/School Elections, the Panorama School District put a public measure to vote, but unfortunately fell short of the required percentage of votes approving the measure.

Superintendent Kasey Huebner shares that the $19.6 million bond issue would have helped to cover projects to build a new competitive gymnasium and weights area, secure entrances and update the shop. He tells Raccoon Valley Radio the next steps the administration is looking at.

“We’ll discuss that as a board, what the next steps are. Obviously, we were disappointed but we understand and we’re going to discuss what our next step is and what our priorities are. The needs are still there and we want to make sure that we address those needs with what we have.”

Huebner mentions that in the work session that they’ve scheduled for December, they will be working to see what options that they have to move forward and work on some of the items they wanted to cover with the bond. He adds that once they have a plan on what they want or could do, they will communicate that with the community.