USD 259 Wichita Bond · November 2026
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The bond is decided by voters who live inside the Wichita school district — not all of Sedgwick County. Type your address or tap the map to see if it’s on your ballot.
Or tap anywhere on the map. We don’t store addresses — checks run against Sedgwick County’s own district map.
Boundary and district data come live from Sedgwick County GIS; address lookup by the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder. Being inside the district puts the bond on your household’s ballot — casting a vote also requires being a registered Kansas voter.
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Same list as our Ballot Breakdown — every claim on this site links back to an official source. Check our math (please do).
- USD 259 Bond 2026 sitewpsbond.usd259.org
- Sedgwick County · Property Tax 101 (the formula our calculator uses)sedgwickcounty.org
- Sedgwick County · Ad Valorem Tax Levies (the county clerk’s official levy tables)sedgwickcounty.org
- Kansas Department of Revenue · Homeowner’s Guide to Property Taxksrevenue.gov
- Kansas residential school levy exemption (K.S.A. 79-201x) — applies only to the statewide 20-mill levy, NOT local bond leviesksrevenue.gov
- USD 259 Board of Education (meetings, agendas & minutes)usd259.org
- Sedgwick County election calendarsedgwickcounty.org
- How to vote in Sedgwick County — options, dates & locationssedgwickcounty.org