New High School in Crete

30 Jan 2017

Voters for the Crete Public School System approved a record $33 million bond issue for a new high school and renovations to other school buildings. Officials said that this bond issue will assist the 1,854-student district to keep up with steadily increasing enrollment. Bond issue money will be used to build a $23 million high school which will add instructional space and other amenities for approximately 750 students.

Renovate the current high school into a middle school, add a fire sprinkler system, and create other amenities for the elementary school and former middle school. The bond issue will raise the tax levy from $1.15 per $100 of valuation to $1.34 per $100 of valuation. For more information, click here: http://journalstar.com/news/local/education/voters-narrowly-approve-crete-school-bond/article_30e2142c-94b7-5acb-bce8-3bbcd5132cb6.html

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