We must provide safe and supportive learning environments to build the future of St. Tammany and secure a successful tomorrow.
On May 3, 2025, St. Tammany voters will be asked to approve bonds to upgrade schools, remove all academic portable classrooms, build a Healthcare and STEM Innovation Center, and make necessary improvements to school security, transportation, and technology across the district, all with no projected increase in the bond millage rate currently being levied.
Bond Projects
Additional safety measures and upgrades to existing systems are critical to ensure the safety of students and employees.
Crucial for empowering teachers with innovative tools and resources to enhance the learning experience and equipping students to succeed in our tech-oriented society.
Essential for providing safe and secure learning environments for teaching and learning across the parish.
A new centrally-located facility will offer advanced courses in programming, nursing and other healthcare and STEM subjects.
Who This Impacts
This impacts all 36,384 STPPS students, 6,051 employees, 55 schools and the entire community.
Voting Information
Please vote Saturday, May 3rd. Polling places are open from 7 a.m.-8 p.m. on election day.
To find your Election Day polling location, visit the Secretary of State Voter Portal
Register to Vote
The deadline to register is April 12.
Early Voting
Early voting will take place April 19-26 (Closed on Sunday).
Talk to Us
We will meet with our employees and community members leading up to the election to provide information. If you have any questions or concerns about the election or our School System, we urge you to contact us at talktous@stpsb.org and allow us to provide accurate facts and answers.
Did You Know?
STPPS is the highest-rated large district in the state and has the highest average ACT scores statewide.
Bonds only fund facility projects and can’t be used for salaries.
Millage rate rollbacks since 1992 saved taxpayers an estimated $89.3 million in 2024.
Local taxpayers are the only source of funding to maintain and improve school buildings.