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Pickerington Schools officials considering third shot at bond issue ThisWeek group Will the third time be the charm or will Pickerington Schools take some time off before asking the community to fund a new junior high school and additions to existing buildings?  It was the second defeat in six months for a package that would have generated $95 million for the district for building projects to address enrollment growth, as well as related athletic facilities upgrades.  Had it passed, it would have cost homeowners within the district's attendance boundaries $101.50 annually per $100,000 o...

East Allen County Schools' quest to find another owner for a former elementary school property seemed feasible as multiple people expressed interest i ...

May 4 election: Pickerington Schools voters soundly defeat bond issue ThisWeek group For the second time in six months, voters have rejected a 2.9-mill bond for the construction of a new junior high school for Pickerington Schools, as well as expansions and upgrades to buildings. The bond issue, which was designed to generate $95 million that the district could pay down in 38 years or less, was defeated by a vote of 3,688 (61.01%) against the bond, to 2,357 (38.99%) for it, according to unofficial results May 4 from the Fairfield County Board of Elections.   The district extends into Fran...

An elementary school in the Huron Valley Schools will be closed for a week due to COVID-19. School officials shut down Heritage Elementary for in-person learning after three students at the building tested positive for COVID-19, resulting in 88 quarantines. Initially, four classrooms were to be remote before administrators decided to keep all Heritage students virtual through at least April 23. The earliest they will return to face-to-face would be April 26. Since April 7 and returning from spring break, the district has recorded 91 positive cases of COVID-19 across all buildings, resultin...

Listen to the content of this post: MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Senator Jon Ossoff toured Heritage Elementary Wednesday afternoon. He made a big announcement regarding the American Rescue Plan. “We can announce today that this legislation will provide for Macon-Bibb county public schools just about 106 million dollars,” Senator Ossoff announced. Dr. Curtis Jones The money will support the school system in reopening safely. Macon-Bibb County Superintendent, Dr. Curtis Jones says they are already making plans on how to use the funding. Jones says public education receiving this amount o...