Eastmont Touting More Money From State in Bond Going To Voters
The $117 million capital improvement bond is going to voters again after narrowly missing the 60 percent threshold to pass in February.
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Capital Budget Could Increase State Money For Eastmont School Bond
This year's state Capital Budget proposed by lawmakers in Olympia includes some potentially-good news for school districts in Washington.
"We took a major step forward at the state level on K-12 facilities support," says 12th District Sen...
Eastmont School Board Approves Second Try At Passing Bond
The Eastmont School District will take another run at passing a $117 million bond package.
The Eastmont School Board voted unanimously at a Thursday meeting to send the Capital Improvements Projects bond back to voters in April.
The same bond package fell just 34 votes short of passing in this month's special election, with the final tally showing 59...
Eastmont District Will Try To Fast Track Another Vote On Bond
The deadline for filing for the next election in April is Friday, the same day this month's election will be certified.
Eastmont School Bond On The Brink Of Rejection
The latest voting results from Tuesday's special election show the $117 million Eastmont School District bond package in jeopardy of failing to meet the required 60-percent minimum threshold for passing.
The latest tallies from the Douglas County Auditor's Office released this afternoon (Friday, Feb...
$117M Eastmont Bond Coming Down To The Wire
The $117 million capital improvement needs to reach 60 percent approval to pass, and it's currently just short of that threshold at 59.42 percent
$117 Million Eastmont School Bond Inches Closer To Passage
The updated number released Wednesday afternoon show the bond with 59.42 percent of the vote after initial results showed 58.83 percent approval.
Superintendent Becky Berg Presents Trimmed-Down Bond Proposal For Eastmont
Eastmont School Superintendent Becky Berg explained the district's revised $117 million bond request to address aging facilities and safety concerns. The priorities have been trimmed to focus on infrastructure needs of the four elementary schools, including outdated classrooms, worn-out portable classrooms, and inadequate heating and cooling systems.
Eastmont Schools Forming Committee Ahead Of Bond Election
The school board has authorized the committee to oversee the design and construction process for upgrades planned for several schools.
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