GRANTS PASS, Ore.--The Grants Pass School Board is voting unanimously to put a bond measure on the May 15th ballot.
It would help renovate its middle schools.
Voters will be asked to approve a 138.7 million-dollar bond, which would mature over 30 years.
NewsWatch 12's Eliana Sheriff shows us why the school board says it's critical.
The Grants Pass School District will be asking voters in May to support a multi-million dollar bond measure, which would renovate the existing middle schools.
Posted: Feb 20, 2018 11:58 PM
Updated: Apr 19, 2018 1:49 PM
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