TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Voters
in 11 of 13 New Jersey school districts have approved requests for more money
for construction projects.
But the two projects rejected
in votes held Tuesday were among those with the biggest costs.
Voters rejected a $37 million
proposal from the Greater Egg Harbor Regional district to renovate three high
schools and a $27 million request from Glassboro for mechanical, security and
other upgrades at five schools plus creating a theater at the high school.
The 11 approved bond
proposals total $116 million in construction costs and are eligible for $50
million in state subsidies, according to the New Jersey School Boards Association.
The majority of the projects
include school security upgrades.
Source: TimesUnion.com
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