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Hiawatha School Board Explores $25M-$35M Bond for Facility Upgrades

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 30
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The Hiawatha USD 415 School Board is exploring a bond issue to finance facility improvements, which could be put to voters in March 2027. Representatives from Lighthouse Construction and HTK Architects presented a facilities master plan, identifying the elementary school as needing the greatest improvements. Three bond options were presented, ranging from $25 million to $35 million.

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The potential bond issue represents a significant local public investment in school infrastructure. The options include renovating the elementary school and adding a gymnasium, a major expansion of the current building, or constructing an entirely new elementary school. The district will continue gathering public input before the Board considers a resolution in December.

From mscnews.net

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