Voters in the Rose Hill school district in Sedgwick and Butler counties have approved a bond issue of almost $20 million for school improvements. The vote in Sedgwick County was 567 yes and 341 no, while Butler County voters approved the bond issue with 1,901 yes votes and 997 no votes. The proposed bond totals $19,995,000 and is designed to deliver essential upgrades without increasing the current 17 mills tax rate. The bond issue will fund secure entrances and storm shelters and other safety and security improvements. It will also provide for mechanical system upgrades and more classroom space.
Source: 101.3 KFDI
