Roselle Board of Education Continues Community Outreach Campaign for Bond Referendum at Bethlehem Baptist Church
Education·September 10, 2026

Roselle Board of Education Continues Community Outreach Campaign for Bond Referendum at Bethlehem Baptist Church

Maria Torres · Union County Life

The Roselle Board of Education extended its grassroots public outreach campaign into local houses of worship, hosting an informational session at Bethlehem Baptist Church to brief residents on an upcoming school bond referendum.

District administrators and board members utilized the gathering to outline the multi-million-dollar improvement plan, detail projected tax impacts, and answer questions directly from local taxpayers. As reported by Union County Life, the outreach initiative aims to ensure maximum community participation and transparency ahead of the scheduled special election.

The proposed referendum centers on two distinct ballot questions. Question 1 focuses on constructing a new PreK-2 elementary school on Chandler Avenue to alleviate overcrowding and replace aging facilities, while Question 2 addresses district-wide security enhancements, auditorium restorations, and specialized student learning spaces.

Church congregants and neighborhood attendees engaged in discussions regarding state aid offsets, construction timelines, and long-term facility benefits. District leaders emphasized that community feedback remains vital as they continue visiting local civic organizations and neighborhood groups.

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FAQ

Why is the Roselle Board of Education hosting community outreach sessions?

The district is visiting local churches and community centers to educate residents on the scope, financial impact, and facility goals of the upcoming bond referendum.

What are the main components of the Roselle school bond referendum?

The proposal includes building a new PreK-2 school on Chandler Avenue (Question 1) and implementing district-wide security upgrades, auditorium repairs, and specialized learning spaces (Question 2).

Where can residents find more details on Roselle school referendum meetings and schedules?

Official presentation dates, financial breakdowns, and voter information are published regularly on Union County Life and the district web portal.

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