Dr. Smith explains school bond to GOP

  • Dr. Smith explains school bond to GOP
    Dr. Smith explains school bond to GOP
  • The school project funded by the bond issue would add a cafeteria and kitchen which would double as a safe room for 457 occupants. The project will add separate grade level bus and parent drop-off areas, according to Superintendent Dr. Brian Smith. If the bond passes, the seventh and eighth grade students will be moved to the high school campus, and the second and third grades will be moved to Central campus.
    The school project funded by the bond issue would add a cafeteria and kitchen which would double as a safe room for 457 occupants. The project will add separate grade level bus and parent drop-off areas, according to Superintendent Dr. Brian Smith. If the bond passes, the seventh and eighth grade students will be moved to the high school campus, and the second and third grades will be moved to Central campus.
    Voters in the Columbus 493 School District are being asked to pass a $14.75-million bond issue to complete a renovation plan. Ṡuperintendent Dr. Brian Smith, talked to the Cherokee County Republican Committee about the bond issue and its impact on students in the school district. Dr. Smith said the bond issue would provide safety and security, resource efficiency and fisca...

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