School bond proposals defeated in Bridgeport, O'Neill
BRIDGEPORT — Voters in western Nebraska have rejected a $7 million school bond proposal.
The Bridgeport School District proposal was defeated 632-444. The bond would have paid for a 27,000-square-foot classroom addition for fourth- and sixth-grade classes, plus an 18,000-square-foot auditorium.
In the north-central Nebraska town of O’Neill, a proposed $8.3 million school bond proposal that would have paid for an addition to the public high school was defeated by a 1,742-893 vote.
The Bridgeport School District proposal was defeated 632-444. The bond would have paid for a 27,000-square-foot classroom addition for fourth- and sixth-grade classes, plus an 18,000-square-foot auditorium.
In the north-central Nebraska town of O’Neill, a proposed $8.3 million school bond proposal that would have paid for an addition to the public high school was defeated by a 1,742-893 vote.
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