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Illinois school district approves $152 million to improve, renovate three campuses

These projects will enhance safety and security campus wide, improve accessibility, reinforce infrastructure and modernize facilities.

Keaton Peters

Celina ISD voters in North Texas to decide on $2.3 billion bond measure

The bond package will appear before voters on the May 3 ballot.

Brady Pieper

Tennessee estimates $78 billion needed to upgrade public infrastructure

The report is meant to anticipate and address the state’s infrastructure needs, guiding state lawmakers for the next five years.

Adam Rollins

Flint school district approves $65.2 million for infrastructure, safety improvements

Enhancing the district’s school sites will take priority, starting with key improvements to infrastructure.

Brady Pieper

Kane County voters to decide on over $140 million school bond referendum in April

The bond would fund essential repairs, facility modernizations and the construction of new facilities.

Brady Pieper

Alabama school district unveils $383 million plan to upgrade and expand facilities

The plan seeks to improve district facilities, renovate aging structures and construct several new schools.

Brady Pieper

Virginia’s 2nd-largest school division proposes $1.1 billion capital plan

If approved, the plan will be an essential tool for PWCS as it prepares for the next generation of students and educators.

Adam Rollins

Phoenix-area school district plans $150 million construction, renovation projects

Most of the funds will go toward addressing the district’s numerous outdated facilities

Keaton Peters

New Jersey school district voters to decide on $92.5 million bond for facility upgrades

The three-question ballot measure would allow the district to make substantial infrastructure improvements across its six schools.

Adam Rollins

Manhattan Beach schools approve $200 million for campus construction, renovation and conversion

The projects – covering major renovations, building construction, facility conversion and site improvements – will be spread across seven educational institutions.

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