Wichita board hears update on $450 million bond plan to replace aging schools, avoid $464 million in future maintenance
Wichita Public Schools staff on Feb. 10 briefed the Board of Education on a proposed $450 million bond package that district leaders say would rebuild or renovate aging facilities without increasing the district's bond mill levy.
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Wichita Public Schools staff on Feb. 10 briefed the Board of Education on a proposed $450 million bond package that district leaders say would rebuild or renovate aging facilities without increasing the district's bond mill levy.
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