Shortcuts: Fayetteville High School: Plan B
The Morning News reports that if board members follow administration recommendations, the idea of a millage increase to fund a new high school could be off the table.
The Fayetteville Board of Education held a special workshop meeting yesterday in the Adams Leadership Center across from Fayetteville High School. During the workshop, Superintendent Vicki Thomas and her staff made a proposal to raise approximately $45.3 million in bonds to finance improvements to the current campus instead of a complete overhaul of the facilities.
If approved, the money could come from $52.3 million in Qualified School Construction Bonds allocated to Fayetteville by the State shortly after the millage increase was rejected by voters in September by a 63 percent margin.
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