Clawson Public Schools’ bond to appear on Aug. 3 ballot Graphic by Jason Clancy Advertisement CLAWSON — On March 29, Clawson Public Schools submitted its bond proposal to the Michigan Department of Treasury, and the school board unanimously voted to approve the plan May 3. The issue will appear on the Aug. 3 ballot. If approved by Clawson voters, the 30-year bond would provide no increase to residents’ current tax rate and generate $55.9 million to create a central campus and early childhood center with improvements across the district. “The bond will bring in about $54 million that we can spend (after an early insurance payment),” CPS Superintendent Tim Wilson said in a presentation during the virtual Clawson City Council meeting June 1.