Chicago Public Schools, the nation’s third-largest district, sold $257 million of taxable Qualified School Construction Bonds through the city’s Board of Education at a cost almost double what Los Angeles paid five months ago.
Chicago Public Schools , the nation’s third-largest district, sold $257 million of taxable Qualified School Construction Bonds through the city’s Board of Education at a cost almost double what Los Angeles paid five months ago.
Chicago Public Schools, the nation’s third-largest district, sold $257 million of taxable Qualified School Construction Bonds through the city’s Board of Education at a cost almost double what Los Angeles paid five months ago.
Stock Photo: While Frisco ISD has no plans to open schools next fall, the district is looking into classroom additions for current high schools as well as construction projects for new schools starting in 2012.
The South-Western City school board on Oct. 11 gave the go-ahead to district officials to apply for qualified school construction bonds from the Ohio School Facilities Commission for a proposed $6.6-million energy-savings project in the district.
The Monforton Quality School Construction Bond has passed with 65 percent of people voting in favor and 35 percent voting against, according to Monforton School Principal Lynne Scalia.
Stock Photo: While Frisco ISD has no plans to open schools next fall, the district is looking into classroom additions for current high schools as well as construction projects for new schools starting in 2012.
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