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The Maricopa County School Superintendent is statutorily responsible for providing services supporting school governing board elections, bond and override elections, appointments, school finance, and maintaining homeschool and private school records. The superintendent also oversees the Maricopa County accommodation district.

Nadaburg USD 2025 Ballot Requests

Nadaburg unified school district 

November 4, 2025 Special Election
Voter Information

Dear Voters,

This election, on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, your ballot includes a school district bond measure. This item is placed on the ballot by your locally elected school district governing board, ensuring that voters decide for themselves how local tax dollars are invested to meet district needs.

A bond works like a mortgage. It allows a school district to borrow money for capital projects such as building and/or renovating schools, purchasing buses, or improving technology. Bonds must be repaid over time through property taxes, and voters ultimately determine whether that investment is the right choice for their community.

This pamphlet is designed to provide you with clear information so that you can make an informed decision. Each district’s needs are different, and it is important to review the details of any proposal carefully and consider its impact on both students and taxpayers.

Strong schools are essential to building the future of our community and our country. These elections give voters a direct voice in how their local schools are supported. Exercising your right to vote is one of the most important ways to ensure that community values and priorities are reflected in decisions about the wise use of public funds.

Thank you for being engaged, informed, and committed to shaping the future of education in your community. Please remember to vote on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.

Sincerely,

Shelli Boggs
Maricopa County School Superintendent

BALLOT MEASURE DETAILS:

Bond

A bond is a financial instrument that allows a district to borrow money to be used for capital projects. The district issues bonds (via financial institutions) and pays back the loan plus interest over 20 years using property taxes.

HOW TO ESTIMATE YOUR ANNUAL TAX COST:

  1. Go to the Maricopa County Assessor website at mcassessor.maricopa.gov.

  2. Click in the search box and enter your address.

  3. In the search results, click on the APN number. Confirm the correct address in the results.

  4. Scroll down to “Valuation Information” and find your tax year 2026 and the “Assessed LPV” number.

  5. Divide that number by 100.

  6. Multiply the result by the tax rate.

  7. The result is the estimated tax liability on your property for that year.

DISTRICT DETAILS:

* as of FY 2024

GOVERNING BOARD:

Matt Varitek (President)
Deborah Parris (Vice President)
Dr. Valerie Serrano (Member)
Sandy Jordan (Member)
Nancy Sanchez (Member)

Dr. Aspasia Angelou (Superintendent)

District Website