1. There are many great reasons you should vote YES!:
Children. Our children deserve the educational equipment and facilities that will
give them every opportunity for success in life.
Low cost for homeowners. The bond will only increase taxes by $3 per month
for the average homeowner; about the price of a gallon of milk per month!
Property values. Good schools increase property values, so a YES vote can actually
increase the value of your home over time.
A better city for us all. Good schools are a major factor in attracting and
retaining businesses and people.
The Lansing Pathway Promise bond is vital
to our community, our students, and our future.
I urge you to join me in saying YES.
Joan Bauer
Former State Representative | Co-Chair, Lansing Pathway Promise – Yes!
Great communities have great schools – it’s as simple as that.
Please join me in supporting the Lansing Pathway Promise bond.
Jack Davis
Partner, Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis & Gotting, P.C. | Co-Chair, Lansing Pathway Promise – Yes!
The Lansing Pathway Promise bond will help us prepare our
children to succeed in college and the workplace. Let’s not miss
this chance. Please vote YES.
David Hollister
Former Mayor, City of Lansing | Core Team, Lansing Pathway Promise – Yes!
Please vote yes
to ensure a brighter, stronger future for our children and our city.

2. Improvements to technology
infrastructure, wireless access
and building security.
Remodeling to enhance the
Rich Visual and Performing
Arts program.
General building
improvements such as
roofing, windows, heating, air
conditioning, and lighting.
Remodeling of the Eastern (an
expanded Pattengill) IB/Bio-
tech building to increase space
for those programs.
Additions to Post Oak’s
International Baccalaureate
(IB) program to make room for
7th
and 8th
grades.
Additions, remodeling, and
other improvements at Everett
High School for the Visual and
Performing Arts program.
Additions and remodeling
at Pattengill (an expanded
Fairview) Academy to create a
PreK-8 Academy on Lansing’s
northeast side.
Remodeling and other
improvements at Sexton High
School to focus on STEM/STEAM
labs and programming.
Lansing Pathway Promise – Yes!
208 N. Capitol Avenue, Suite 400
Lansing, MI 48933
What will
the bond fund? The Lansing School District is asking voters to approve a
$120 million bond proposal in support of the Lansing
Pathway Promise, a 21st
century learning plan to connect
a student’s passion to their education environment.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
www.LansingPathwayPromiseYES.com
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