Jenks Voters Approve School Bond Proposals

Both measures pass with over 80% support in Tuesday election.

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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Voters in Jenks, Oklahoma overwhelmingly approved two school bond proposals in a special election held on Tuesday. The measures, which will fund infrastructure improvements and new educational programs, were supported by over 80% of those who cast ballots.

Why it matters

The passage of these school bonds demonstrates strong community support for investing in Jenks' public education system. This will allow the district to make critical upgrades to facilities and expand academic offerings, which can improve student outcomes and help attract new families to the area.

The details

The two bond proposals included a $110 million measure for facility upgrades, technology improvements, and new construction, as well as a $20 million measure to fund curriculum development, teacher training, and expanded learning programs. Both measures passed with over 80% of the vote, indicating broad approval from Jenks residents.

  • The special election was held on Tuesday, February 11, 2026.

The players

Jenks Public Schools

The public school district serving the city of Jenks, Oklahoma and surrounding areas.

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What’s next

With the bond measures approved, Jenks Public Schools will now begin the process of implementing the infrastructure upgrades and new educational programs funded by the $130 million in bond proceeds.

The takeaway

The overwhelming support for Jenks' school bond proposals demonstrates the community's commitment to investing in high-quality public education, which can have long-term benefits for student achievement and the local economy.