What's this about?
Pima Joint Technical Education District (JTED) is asking voters to authorize sale of up to $250,000,000
in bonds.
If approved, the funds would be used for capital
improvements at the main campus and nearly $64 million for program upgrades at these high schools:
- Ajo High School
- Baboquivari High School
- Marana Vista Academy
- Andrada Polytechnic High School
- Empire High School
- Mica Mountain High School
- Marana High School
- Mountain View High School
- Cienega High School
Follow the Money
- Total amount: $250 million*
- Central Campus: $186,333,000
- 9 High School Campuses: $63,667,000 * Only 3% of total is for administration
Homeowner Cost
- Tax rate: 14 cents per $100 assessed home value
- Length of tax: 15 years
- Cost: For home valued at $250,000: $41 per year or $3.42 per month
Student Programs
Expanded programming to include:
• Agriscience
• Automotive
• Construction
• Welding
• Healthcare
• Law & Public Safety
• EMT
• Digital Communications
• Engineering
• Healthcare
• Manufacturing
Demonstrated Need
- Student enrollment up 77% in 5 years
- Each school year 600-800 students turned away for lack of space
About Our Pima JTED
The Pima Joint Technical Education District (JTED) was created in 2006 when voters overwhelmingly approved its formation.
Today, Pima JTED is a public Career and Technical Education District which works with business and industry and 14 member public school districts to provide premier CTE programs to approximately 30,000 sophomore, junior, and senior level high school students each year.
Prop 427 Funds for JTED Central Campus
Voting for Prop 427 will fund $186,333,000 for capital improvements at the JTED Central Campus.
Prop 427 Funds for JTED Satellite Campuses
Prop 427 Funds for JTED Central Campus
Voting for Prop 427 will fund $63,667,000 for capital upgrades at 9 high school JTED Satellite Campuses.
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