Because this vote falls during the week of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, many families may be traveling or making last-minute plans. To ensure every voice is heard — and to give this bond the strongest chance of passing — we encourage everyone who can to vote early.
Bond votes often come down to just a handful of ballots. Please know that your vote truly matters, and your early vote helps protect the outcome for our students and our community.
Below are all the ways you can cast your ballot.
How to Vote
Every Vote Counts. Especially This Year.
1. Vote Early In-Person (Strongly Encouraged)
Early in-person voting is the quickest and most reliable way to ensure your vote is counted before the holiday week begins.
You can vote early at the District Office on:
December 23
December 29
December 30
December 31
January 2
- Hours: 10:00am – 2:00pm
At the District Office:
Complete the early ballot request form
The District processes it immediately
You receive your actual ballot on the spot
You fill it out and submit it right there
This is the fastest, simplest method — no mail delays, no risk of missing deadlines.
2. Vote In-Person on January 22
If you prefer to vote on the day of the election:
Pierson Capital Improvement Project Vote
📅 January 22
⏰ 7:00am – 9:00pm
📍 Pierson Middle-High School
Bring ID if you have it, though it is not legally required in most cases.
3. Vote Early by Mail (Two Options)
Option A: Fill Out the District’s Early Mail Ballot
Request Form
If you prefer to handle the process yourself, you can download, print, and submit the official District early ballot request form.
Download the form
Complete it manually
Submit it by mail or drop it off at the District Office
Your ballot will be mailed to you
Important: Completed ballots must be received by the District by Election Day.
Option B: Optional Early Voting Assistance
(Parent Tool)
A community-created tool to make early voting easier.
If you’d like help completing your early mail ballot request, you can use this optional tool created by local parents. It simply streamlines the steps and reduces the chance of errors.
Your information is only used to help process your early ballot request.
4. Absentee Ballot
(For Travel or Disability)
If you will be away on January 22 or if you have a qualifying disability, you may request an absentee ballot.
Absentee ballots have different requirements than early mail ballots:
You must indicate the reason for your absence
Travel or disability must be certified
Ballots must be returned by the deadlines listed on the District site
A completed absentee form must be submitted before receiving your ballot
We provide the official absentee ballot application here for convenience:
And you may also visit the District’s voting information page for detailed instructions: