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Morrow County voters pass $204M bond for school upgrades

MCSD voters approved a $204 million bond to modernize schools, including remodels, safety updates and new facilities.

New Bedford, Massachusetts, plans to spend $561.1 million for fiscal 2026, prioritizing education, public services and the economy.

The school funding bill, House Bill 2, will inject billions into schools, enhancing teacher pay, special education and quality of life.

Supported by local voters, the district will now be able to move forward with projects to design and build new schools.

More than 70% of voters approved a $402.3 million bond to build a new school and make critical renovations to existing facilities.

Northview Public Schools voters approved a 30-year, $74.6 million bond proposal that will fund upgrades across the district's facilities.

The district will start construction on a new high school, two middle schools, seven elementary schools and an early childhood facility.

The district will dedicate a majority of the funds—$498.9 million—to build and rehabilitate educational facilities across multiple campuses.

Located on a 60-acre site, the building will replace three existing facilities that will be demolished once the project is complete.

The improvements are intended to address pressing infrastructure issues related to indoor air quality and structural integrity.