Voters approve $110 million bond proposal for Clarkstown Central School District
School administrators say the district would not need to raise taxes to help the project.
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Oct 9, 2024, 4:07 PM
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Updated 72 days ago
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56ds agoClarkstown voters have approved a $110 million bond proposal for the school district.
The money will go toward upgrades at all nine elementary schools and the Birchwood School in West Nyack.
School administrators say the district would not need to raise taxes to help the project.
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