What Is E-SPLOST and Why Does It Matter?
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This November, Gwinnett voters will decide whether to continue the one-cent sales tax known as E-SPLOST. This sales tax has funded GCPS school buildings, buses, technology, safety upgrades, and instructional materials for nearly 30 years. The vote on November 4 is for the renewal of the E-SPLOST already in place.
If approved, E-SPLOST would support the next 5-year Capital Plan (2026–2031), including building renovations, new classrooms, technology updates, and safety improvements across all school clusters. The goal is to keep our schools safe, modern, and ready for student success.
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Visit our website for more details and stay tuned for more staff updates and resources to help you stay informed.