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Sherman A1

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Sat Mar 30, 2019, 07:09 AM Mar 2019

'Proposition S' Would Bring New Era Of Widespread, Free Preschool And Update Decaying Buildings [View all]

On Tuesday, people living within the boundaries of the Springfield R-12 school district will be asked to vote on Proposition S, an 18-cent increase to the debt service levy that would fund 39 projects, including renovating and rebuilding several schools. Proposition S would also make entrances more secure and improve accessibility for people with disabilities.

The list of projects that would be funded was developed by a task force of 30 people across the district.

“And one of the needs was an equity issue from a facility standpoint," said Stephen Hall, chief communications officer for Springfield Public Schools.

“Just the quality of the facilities within our district. And the task force felt very strongly that Proposition S should address that, both from a quality learning environment standpoint, from a safety and security standpoint, and accessibility,” Hall said.

https://www.ksmu.org/post/proposition-s-would-bring-new-era-widespread-free-preschool-and-update-decaying-buildings

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