Voters reject school (Greenwood Democrat)
In a 1,360-959 vote, Greenwood School District voters resoundingly said no Tuesday to a 2.8 mill property tax increase to fund construction of a new elementary school.
In a 1,360-959 vote, Greenwood School District voters resoundingly said no Tuesday to a 2.8 mill property tax increase to fund construction of a new elementary school.
CHARLESTON — More than 300 local high school students are planning to attend the sixth annual Construction Trades Expo at Eastern Illinois University on Wednesday and Thursday.
SPRINGFIELD — Voters rejected a $9 million referendum Tuesday by a vote of 332-284 that would have renovated the 70-year-old elementary school, built a new gym, and installed solar panels to help pay for the cost of construction.
TEWKSBURY – Residents put forth a clear statement at the ballot on Saturday. Voters overwhelmingly approved funding, through a Proposition 2 1/2 debt exclusion, for the construction of a new high school.
VENTURA, IA – A long-awaited construction project is about to get under way. On Monday night, the Ventura School Board approved a final bid on a renovation project at the High School/Middle School building.
The Muscogee County School Board voted on several upcoming construction projects in the school district during a Tuesday night board meeting, including a new athletics facility at Baker Middle School.
Red Bank athletics boosters and other interested residents turned out Tuesday night for a public hearing on whether to proceed with a complicated land trade in order to facilitate construction of a new middle school for the community.
A new, blistering audit of the Broward school district’s construction department has found that contractors worked on projects before getting board approval; that three companies rather than one were put on a bleacher project that ended up costing taxpayers an extra $500,000; and that some employees improperly collected overtime every day for years.
A new, blistering audit of the Broward school district’s construction department has found that contractors worked on projects before getting board approval; that three companies rather than one were put on a bleacher project that ended up costing taxpayers an extra $500,000; and that some employees improperly collected overtime every day for years.
SHELBY – As construction on the new Shelby Middle School moves forward, new educational opportunities could be available for parents. Church leaders from Bethel Baptist Church on DeKalb Street are pursuing plans to open a private Christian school…