On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, voters in the Gladbrook-Reinbeck Community School District considered a one-question bond referendum in the amount of $17,300,000.
Following the vote, the unofficial election results are 1177 YES (60.86%) and 757 NO (39.14%).
Superintendent Caleb Bonjour expressed his appreciation for the community’s support:
“We are truly grateful for our community’s support of this important project. The improvements approved in this referendum will address essential facility needs—such as ADA accessibility, HVAC and electrical upgrades, and secure learning spaces—while ensuring our schools remain safe, efficient, and supportive for all students. This is an incredible step forward for our district.”
The district extends its sincere thanks to all residents who took time to learn about the plan, attend meetings, ask questions, and participate in the voting process. The success of this referendum reflects a shared commitment to investing in our students, our schools, and the future of the Gladbrook-Reinbeck community.
Next steps include continued collaboration with the district’s project partner to finalize design and construction timelines. The district will continue to keep the community informed as work progresses.