Gervais voters pass bond measure for repairs to school district
For the first time since 1991, Gervais voters passed a measure for infrastructure repairs to Gervais schools. If the measure didn't pass, the district would close.
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For the first time since 1991, Gervais voters passed a measure for infrastructure repairs to Gervais schools. If the measure didn't pass, the district would close.
The very survival of an Oregon school district was being determined Tuesday night by voters.And it looked like voters were saving the Gervais School District by
The Gervais district is asking voters to approve a $28 million bond request on May 21; voters have defeated 8 requests since 1991.
Gervais has been unable to pass an infrastructure bond in eight consecutive tries. The district plans to try one more time, before potentially closing down schools.
Gervais School District in Oregon faces closure due to budget cuts. Voters must approve a $28 million bond to save the district.