An almost $8 million school bond referendum would modernize and expand classrooms to better serve students enrolled in work-based learning classes in the industrial technology, family and consumer science, and agriculture if approved by voters in the Williamsburg Community School District.
Three Cedar Rapids middle schools were rejected as satellite voting sites — a temporary absentee voting location available before Election Day — because of accessibility issues.
A $7 million school bond referendum that would fund a new secure entrance to the elementary school and classroom renovations and repairs is headed to voters in the Central City Community School District Nov. 4.
The Cedar Rapids school board Monday approved a resolution ordering an election on a $117 million bond proposal after receiving 6,199 signatures from voters in the district, verified by board secretary Jillian Schulte.
Also in this week’s Government Notes roundup, the Central City school district is pursuing a $7 million bond referendum.
Goal almost met with more than 5,000 signatures collected to get bond to fund facility needs placed on November ballot
A committee named BELIEVE in CR Schools to begin collecting voter signatures to get the issue on the ballot this November
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