Mount Olive School District

10/14/2026

What do you need to know about the Mountain View Elementary Roof Referendum?
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The proposed project would replace the remaining deteriorated, leaking and out-of-warranty roof sections at Mountain View Elementary School.⁣
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The District is eligible for $787,949 in State Debt Service Aid, covering approximately 34% of the project cost and accessible through the referendum process. The District’s local share is available in its Capital Reserve, resulting in no new tax impact.⁣
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The referendum vote will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.⁣
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Learn more at motsd.org/referendum

REFERENDUM - Mount Olive Township School District

10/13/2026

How would the Mountain View Elementary Roof Project be funded?
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The project has an estimated total cost of approximately $2.3 million. Through the referendum, the District is eligible to receive approximately $788,000 in State Debt Service Aid, covering about 34% of the project cost.⁣
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The District’s remaining share would be funded through existing capital reserve funds, resulting in zero additional tax impact to taxpayers.⁣
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The referendum vote will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.⁣
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Learn more at motsd.org/referendum.

10/08/2026

Have questions about the Mountain View Elementary Roof Referendum?
Join us at one of our upcoming community meetings to learn more about the proposed roof project, State aid, and what the referendum means for Mount Olive taxpayers.
📅 October 13 – Town Council Meeting
📅 October 28 – Superintendent Spotlight
The referendum vote will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.⁣
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Learn more at motsd.org/referendum

10/07/2026

Referendum FAQ

Why is the Mountain View Elementary roof project needed? From moisture saturation to deteriorating roofing materials and expired warranty coverage, learn more about the documented conditions behind the proposed project.

The referendum vote will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.⁣
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Learn more at motsd.org/referendum.

10/06/2026

Why does the Mountain View Elementary School roof need to be replaced?
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The remaining roof section has reached the end of its service life and continues to experience deterioration. A recent assessment documented 35 findings across the roof and adjacent masonry, including water infiltration, deteriorated areas, unsuccessful spot repairs and mortar failure.⁣
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The proposed project would complete the final phase of the Mountain View roof replacement, following the completion of Phases 1 and 2.⁣
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The referendum vote will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.⁣
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Learn more about the project at motsd.org/referendum.

REFERENDUM - Mount Olive Township School District

10/05/2026

Know the facts about the Mountain View Roof Referendum!
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The Mount Olive Township School District is seeking funding for the final phase of the Mountain View roof project, following the completion of Phases 1 and 2.⁣
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The approximately $2.3 million project is eligible for approximately $788,000 in State Debt Service Aid, covering about 34% of the project cost. The District’s remaining share would be funded through existing capital reserve funds, resulting in zero additional tax impact to taxpayers.⁣
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The referendum vote will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.⁣
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Learn more at motsd.org/referendum

REFERENDUM - Mount Olive Township School District

10/02/2026

Make sure you’re registered to vote! 🗳️⁣
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The voter registration deadline for the upcoming Mountain View Roof Referendum is October 13, 2026.⁣
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The referendum vote will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Be sure you’re registered by the deadline so you can participate in the vote.⁣
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Register to vote online through the Morris County Clerk’s Office, and visit motsd.org/referendum to learn more about the Mountain View Roof Project.⁣

09/25/2026

Join us for a public presentation at the September 28th Board Meeting to learn more about the Mountain View Elementary Roof Referendum! ⁣ ⁣

The project would replace deteriorated, leaking roofing sections that are out of warranty while allowing the District to take advantage of available state aid covering approximately 34% of the project, optimize the use of its capital reserve funds, and complete the project with zero additional tax impact to taxpayers via a referendum vote on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.⁣
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To learn more visit motsd.org/referendum

08/13/2026

08/04/2026

Mount Olive Township School District is proud to share its 2026–27 District Goals, which reflect our ongoing commitment to supporting students, strengthening instruction, investing responsibly in our schools, and enhancing communication across the district.

This year’s goals are centered on four priority areas: Wellness, Student Achievement, Finance, Facilities & Technology, and Governance.

These priorities will help guide our work as we continue to foster a school community that is community-focused, student-centered, and future-ready.

We value the partnership of our families, staff, and community members. We invite you to review these priorities and share your thoughts in the comments.