What's this about?
Littleton Elementary School District is seeking approval for a $95 million bond to fund facility upgrades, technology, transportation, and safety improvements to address aging infrastructure and support growth.
Facility Improvements & Renovations
- Construction, repair, and renovation of school buildings (including renovation of Littleton Elementary School)
- Roof repairs and replacements
- Energy-efficient HVAC systems
- Eco-friendly restrooms
- Flooring upgrades (tile, carpet, concrete)
- Shade structures
Safety & Security Upgrades
- Fire panels and fire protection systems
- Security fencing
- Security camera updates and upgrades
- Entrance enhancements for school check-ins
- Fencing projects
Technology & Equipment
- Networking equipment and installations
- Computer devices for students and staff
- Audio-visual systems
- Cabling
- Copiers, printers, and interactive flat panels
Transportation & Furniture
- Purchase of pupil transportation vehicles
- Purchase of furniture and equipment for instructional purposes
Bond Funds are Vital
- Up to $95 million to fund construction, renovations, site improvements, transportation, furniture, and technology.
- Without it, aging facilities may delay repairs, expansions, and infrastructure projects.
- Includes, roof repairs, safety renovations, HVAC upgrades, eco-friendly restrooms, fencing, shade structures, flooring, networking, audiovisual systems, security cameras, fire systems, and entrance improvements.
About Our Littleton Elementary Schools
The Littleton Elementary School District (Littleton ESD #65), located in Avondale, AZ, was officially established on April 22, 1912.
It was named after Dr. S.D. Little, who settled the area and built a small school at 115th Avenue (Avondale Boulevard) and Buckeye Road.
What began as a single schoolhouse has grown to serve over 6,000 students across nine schools.
To ensure Littleton schools continue providing quality learning environments for generations to come, please join me in voting YES on the Littleton Elementary School District bond election.
Steve Gallardo
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Dist. 5
- Councilmember Gloria Solorio
- Mayor Kate Gallego
- Councilmember Curtis Nielson
- Rep. Lupe Contreras
- Mercy Arredondo
- Lorenzo Sierra
- Amy Soucinek
- Tom Nerini
- Patti Nielson
- Ashley Nicole Gonzalez
- Supervisor Steve Gallardo
- Andrea Arellano
- Sen. Dr. Eva Diaz
- Rep. Dr. Elda Luna-Najera
- Councilmember Shari Weise
- Linda Stallard
- Councilmember Max White
- Carminia Muno
- Bryan Kilgore