To compensate, the district passed a $19.8 million bond, with 5,658 voters in favor and 3,798 voters opposed. The bond called for renovating a middle school, adding fifteen classrooms to elementary and middle schools, and add multipurpose rooms and new gymnasiums to elementary schools.
To make up for the financial shortfall, the district issued a $19.8 million bond that received support from 5,658 voters but was opposed by 3,798. The bond included plans to renovate a middle school and add fifteen classrooms at both elementary and middle schools, as well as multipurpose rooms and new gymnasiums in elementary schools.