Oconee County Schools urges support for E‑SPLOST proposal, highlights graduation rate and facility needs
A schools representative told the Oconee County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 7 that the district’s proposed education special-purpose sales tax (E‑SPLOST) would fund buses, instructional technology, building renovations and infrastructure such as roofs and HVAC, and reminded residents of early voting dates.
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Deborah Harden, speaking for the Oconee County School System at the Oct. 7 Oconee County Board of Commissioners meeting, urged community support for the district’s upcoming E‑SPLOST referendum and outlined facility and equipment needs the levy would address.
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