GOODING, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — The Gooding School District is seeking approval for a new bond in the upcoming election.

The district held an open house presentation today to inform voters about the details of its proposed $26.4 million, 20-year bond.

The school district plans to use the bond funds to add additional classrooms to the high school and the elementary-middle school. The district would also remodel existing classrooms, the high school common area, and the high school special education classroom.

If passed, the bond would cost the average taxpayer $214 per $100,000 annually. The school district said this amount would drop to $78 due to tax relief legislation from the state.

Superintendent David Carson stated that a major focus of the remodeling will be to modernize the build

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