2026 Bond

Thank you, Tulsa

A strong school system supports our entire community: bolstering neighborhoods, attracting business and investment, and strengthening the fabric of our city for decades to come.

More than 32,000 young people show up to learn inside a Tulsa Public Schools building every day, and over 5,500 adults come to work each morning to support them. The 2026 Tulsa Public Schools Bond ensures that our community’s most treasured assets are prepared for the future.

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Proposition 1: Student Opportunities

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Proposition 2: Learning Environments

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Proposition 3: Technology

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Proposition 4: Transportation

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Bond Proposition Details

Maximum Learning Opportunities

Proposition	70% Resolution Category	Item Description	SUM of Total
Maximum Learning Opportunities	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees - Maximum Learning Opportunities and Career Development	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees	$5,500,000
	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees - Maximum Learning Opportunities and Career Development Total		$5,500,000
	Early childhood and Montessori programs districtwide	Early Childhood and Montessori expansions and construction	$1,860,000
		Early childhood program expansion in East Tulsa	$9,000,000
	Early childhood and Montessori programs districtwide Total		$10,860,000
	Electronic media content and books, furnishings, equipment, and modifications for library facilities district wide	Library improvements and site allocations	$8,009,250
	Electronic media content and books, furnishings, equipment, and modifications for library facilities district wide Total		$8,009,250
	Fine arts facilities district wide including improvements to auditorium stage, sound, and lighting; fine arts uniforms, equipment, and instruments	Fine arts curricular resources and curriculum	$3,625,000
		Fine arts program items including instruments	$5,500,000
		Stage lighting, curtains, rigging equipment, and upgrades	$3,678,992
	Fine arts facilities district wide including improvements to auditorium stage, sound, and lighting; fine arts uniforms, equipment, and instruments Total		$12,803,992
	Instructional learning materials; textbooks; instructional electronic media content and software; exceptional and special needs equipment and curriculum	Academic MTSS progress monitoring tool	$1,450,478
		Anonymous reporting software for bullying and other safety concerns	$100,000
		Assessment tools and resources	$7,500,000
		ELA and intervention curriculum and resources	$9,300,000
		Elementary and middle school counselor curriculum	$150,000
		Equipment and software for school clinics and construction to support confidential meeting spaces for families	$1,410,000
		Family communication tool that supports two way communication	$1,022,000
		Health and PE curriculum	$125,000
		Instructional learning management system	$1,650,000
		Math core curriculum and intervention resources	$5,109,000
		Montessori instructional materials	$296,000
		Multilingual learner and dual language curricular resources and technology	$12,818,500
		Pre-K curriculum	$2,532,540
		Science and social studies curricular resources	$4,110,000
		Secondary intervention software/programs (credit recovery and accrual)	$2,750,000
		Software and curricular resources for special education students	$4,720,000
		Software upgrades for behavior management system	$100,000
		Summer programming	$1,000,000
		Teacher professional learning	$2,148,000
		Universal climate and culture survey	$700,000
		World language curriculum	$2,300,000
	Instructional learning materials; textbooks; instructional electronic media content and software; exceptional and special needs equipment and curriculum Total		$61,291,518
	Playgrounds and outdoor classrooms district wide	Playground structures and outdoor classrooms at elementary schools	$4,500,000
	Playgrounds and outdoor classrooms district wide Total		$4,500,000
	Post-secondary readiness and career academies district wide	Career tech program and career academy upgrades	$25,150,000
		College and career advisory spaces in high schools	$15,000,000
		Graduation support software	$750,000
	Post-secondary readiness and career academies district wide Total		$40,900,000
	Site project funding for repairing, remodeling, constructing, and equipping school facilities district wide along with the purchase or acquisition of equipment	School site allocations ($70 per student)	$11,550,000
	Site project funding for repairing, remodeling, constructing, and equipping school facilities district wide along with the purchase or acquisition of equipment Total		$11,550,000
	STEM labs and program equipment district wide	STEM programming and resources	$5,000,000
	STEM labs and program equipment district wide Total		$5,000,000
	Wellness and physical education equipment purchase or acquisition; and constructing, equipping, repairing, and remodeling school facilities district wide including sport fields, turf, and facilities	Football and Soccer stadium and Baseball/Softball upgrades	$20,030,000
		Gymnasium and arena improvements	$8,174,000
		Pool improvements	$730,000
		Software and technology for student athlete safety and digital recording/support	$666,500
		Sports medicine supplies and UTVs	$320,000
		Uniforms and equipment for multiple sports & activities across grade levels	$13,500
		Uniforms and equipment for multiple sports and activities across grade levels	$4,192,750
		Weight room equipment for all secondary sites and additions at BTW and Memorial HS	$6,440,000
	Wellness and physical education equipment purchase or acquisition; and constructing, equipping, repairing, and remodeling school facilities district wide including sport fields, turf, and facilities Total		$40,566,750
Maximum Learning Opportunities Total			$200,981,510

Safe Learning Environments

Proposition	70% Resolution Category	Item Description	SUM of Total
Safe Learning Environments	ADA building improvements including elevator\chair lift (new and replacement) for school facilities district wide; restroom upgrades for school facilities district wide	Replace outdated or obsolete chair lifts	$250,000
		Replace restrooms for ADA compliance	$4,350,000
		Update and upgrade elevators	$600,000
	ADA building improvements including elevator\chair lift (new and replacement) for school facilities district wide; restroom upgrades for school facilities district wide Total		$5,200,000
	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees - Safe Learning Environments	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees	$7,500,000
	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees - Safe Learning Environments Total		$7,500,000
	Dining, kitchen improvements and kitchen equipment purchase or acquisition for school facilities district wide	Central distribution kitchen improvements Kitchen equipment replacements	$5,000,000 $7,250,000
	Dining, kitchen improvements and kitchen equipment purchase or acquisition for school facilities district wide Total		$12,250,000
	HVAC repair and replacement for school facilities district wide	Replace aging and obsolete HVAC units and control systems	$67,759,850
	HVAC repair and replacement for school facilities district wide Total		$67,759,850
	Remodeling of various school facilities district wide; furniture purchase or acquisition for school facilities district wide; painting flooring service contracts for school facilities district wide; window repair and replacement for school facilities district wide; foundation and paving repairs for school facilities district wide; and LED lighting replacement for school facilities district wide	Admin Buildings (Education Service Center, Enrollment Center, Maintenance and Transportation)	$12,900,000
		Carver MS	$9,258,173
		East Central MS	$10,350,164
		Hamilton ES	$5,000,000
		Hoover ES	$8,067,407
		John Hope Franklin ES	$7,128,735
		Kendall-Whittier ES	$3,992,674
		Marshall ES	$9,077,572
		Owen ES	$7,917,095
		Purchase furniture for sites as needed (ex. desks, bookshelves, cabinets)	$7,000,000
		Repair drainage, foundations, concrete, and parking lots	$11,000,000
		Replace classroom doors and hardware (code compliance)	$7,190,000
		Replace leaking and broken windows	$3,672,570
		Replace old obsolete hot water tanks	$1,000,000
		Replace older LED lights at the end of their life	$3,500,000
		Springdale ES	$8,340,062
		Technology to monitor districtwide water usage	$1,600,000
		Tulsa Transition Academy	$2,100,000
	Remodeling of various school facilities district wide; furniture purchase or acquisition for school facilities district wide; painting flooring service contracts for school facilities district wide; window repair and replacement for school facilities district wide; foundation and paving repairs for school facilities district wide; and LED lighting replacement for school facilities district wide Total		$119,094,452
	Roof replacement or repair for school facilities district wide	Replace and repair roofs	$22,000,000
	Roof replacement or repair for school facilities district wide Total		$22,000,000
	Safety and Security, Entries, Fencing and Radios including secure entry and security improvement for school facilities district wide; fencing at school facilities district wide; radios district wide and alarm panels and sensor replacements for school facilities district wide	Campus police infrastructure and equipment Create double secure entries	$3,638,287 $750,000
			$3,638,287 $750,000
		District refresh of intercom and cabling systems	$9,830,000
		Fire panels and carbon monoxide detection systems Full security camera refresh	$10,000,000 $7,500,000
		Lightning prediction system Networking for fire panels and communication	$100,000 $1,100,000
			$100,000 $1,100,000
		Replace old galvanized fencing and gates	$2,000,000
		Replacements for door entry access phones Safety team equipment and supplies	$616,000 $50,000
			$616,000 $50,000
		SCADA software licensing and upgrades Security wall stadium for BTW tennis court Signage/equipment for state risk and vulnerability compliance	$850,000 $1,000,000 $766,832
		Update and replace outdated intrusion systems	$1,250,000
		Upgrade and replace existing panels, additional panels, door locks	$900,000
		Visitor management - hardware/software refresh	$1,500,000
		Weapons detection units	$340,000
	Safety and Security, Entries, Fencing and Radios including secure entry and security improvement for school facilities district wide; fencing at school facilities district wide; radios district wide and alarm panels and sensor replacements for school facilities district wide Total		$42,191,119
Safe Learning Environments Total			$275,995,421

Student and Staff Technology

Proposition	70% Resolution Category	Item Description	SUM of Total
Student and Staff Technology	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees - Student and Staff Technology	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees	$2,730,000
	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees - Student and Staff Technology Total		$2,730,000
	Cybersecurity, data storage, and network systems and software	Compensation and job description software	$300,000
		Cybersecurity internal testing and support Cybersecurity, network, and software investments	$650,000 $28,470,000
		Enrollment platform software	$464,825
		Fraud detection and reporting software Leave and disability management software	$175,000 $900,000
		PDF editing software Resource and asset management software	$245,000 $2,075,000
		Telecommunications voice licensing	$150,000
		Travel management software	$300,000
	Cybersecurity, data storage, and network systems and software Total		$33,729,825
	Student and teaching technology	District communications studio and equipment Interactive panels and display screens at schools	$23,500 $5,000,000
		Print services refresh	$3,200,000
		Routing tablets for bus drivers School sound and AV systems	$300,000 $7,500,000
		Staff computer devices Student computer devices (i.e. chromebooks)	$10,300,000 $42,000,000
	Student and teaching technology Total		$68,323,500
Student and Staff Technology Total			$104,783,325

Transportation

Proposition	70% Resolution Category	Item Description	SUM of Total
Transportation	Bus parts	Bus parts and repairs	$3,000,000
	Bus parts Total		$3,000,000
	Buses	Yellow fleet replacements	$14,020,000
	Buses Total		$14,020,000
	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees - Transportation	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees	$680,000
	Contingency, inflation, and bond management fees - Transportation Total		$680,000
	Drivers Education Vehicles and programming, student transport vehicles for off-site programs and activities	Activity bus replacements Drivers Ed vehicles and programming	$1,670,000 $575,000
		Non-CDL minibuses for athletics/schools/other	$1,125,000
	Drivers Education Vehicles and programming, student transport vehicles for off-site programs and activities Total		$3,370,000
	Software, cameras, and WIFI equipment to be installed on buses	Upgrade fleet and routing software	$559,478
	Software, cameras, and WIFI equipment to be installed on buses Total		$559,478
	Support fleet vehicles	Service fleet vehicles, mowers, and special equipment	$5,600,000
	Support fleet vehicles Total		$5,600,000
Transportation Total			$27,229,478

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