Harrison School District residents approve $79.5M bond referendum
The district says it needs the money due to unprecedented growth in all of its schools.
•
Nov 17, 2023, 3:23 AM
•
Updated 253 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:54
Food Truck Friday: The Steak Truck
17h ago2:10
How to spot scams, fake listings on Amazon Prime Day 2024
14ds ago
Your Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for July 11
15ds ago3:31
be Well: Prepare the perfect barbecue ribs
18ds ago2:01
All for One One for All Farm in Goshen offers food and fun while giving back to nature
22ds ago
Your Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for July 4
22ds ago1:54
Food Truck Friday: The Steak Truck
17h ago2:10
How to spot scams, fake listings on Amazon Prime Day 2024
14ds agoYour Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for July 11
15ds ago3:31
be Well: Prepare the perfect barbecue ribs
18ds ago2:01
All for One One for All Farm in Goshen offers food and fun while giving back to nature
22ds agoYour Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for July 4
22ds agoResidents in the Harrison School District voted Thursday on a $79.5 million bond referendum.
The referendum passed 900-456.
The funding will be used to expand and upgrade all six of the district's schools.
The district says it needs the money due to unprecedented growth in all of its schools.
The average cost for homeowners would be $294 per year.
Work would begin in spring of 2025.
