November 5, 2025 - 06:58

"We're really happy with the results," said school board President Roman "Tiger" Abeyta Tuesday night as tallies rolled in. The recent election in Santa Fe saw voters approving a significant bond and mill levy aimed at enhancing the local school system. This funding will provide crucial financial support for various educational initiatives, including infrastructure improvements, technology upgrades, and essential resources for students and teachers.
The bond measure is expected to raise millions of dollars, which will be allocated to repair aging facilities and create modern learning environments. Meanwhile, the mill levy will ensure ongoing operational funding, allowing schools to maintain staff levels and continue offering a diverse range of programs.
Community members expressed their enthusiasm for the results, emphasizing the importance of investing in the future of education. The approval reflects a strong commitment from Santa Fe residents to prioritize the needs of local schools and ensure that students receive a high-quality education.
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