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Six Utah school districts put a total of $800 million in bonds up for Nov. 7 voter approval

Granite, Canyons, Weber, Ogden, South Summit and Morgan districts seek taxpayer approval to borrow money for new school facilities, upgrades and to address seismic safety.

(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) Hillcrest High School in Canyons School District is starting to show its age. It was built in 1962. Most classrooms have a heater-air conditioner console that is inefficient. There are several bond initiatives in school districts around the Wasatch Front this Nov. 7. These bonds help with capital projects like rebuilding or updating schools, which are important as many schools in districts across the valley are very old. Hillcrest High School will be completely rebuilt if the bond were to pass.

(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) Hillcrest High School in Canyons School District is starting to show its age. It was built in 1962. Most classrooms have a heater-air conditioner console that is inefficient. There are several bond initiatives in school districts around the Wasatch Front this Nov. 7. These bonds help with capital projects like rebuilding or updating schools, which are important as many schools in districts across the valley are very old. Hillcrest High School will be completely rebuilt if the bond were to pass.

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