< Back to All News

High School District Still Waiting Out Measure B

Posted: Nov. 9, 2016 5:05 PM PST

It’s a waiting game for the Nevada Joint Union High School District on Measure B. The local bond measure to upgrade current high school buildings and infrastructure, needs 55 percent of the vote to pass, and currently has 54.18 percent with some votes still to be counted. District Superintendent Louise Johnson says they did some polling before placing the measure on the ballot, and their results came in 70 percent in favor…

Listen to Louise Johnson 1

So, with the numbers so close, all she can do is wait, as she told KNCO’s Lorraine Jewitt ‘On the Town’ (Wednesday)…

Listen to Louise Johnson 2

The bonds are for 47-million dollars. The opposition claims it could end up costing more than that.

More from my site

More from my site

KNCO Web Comments Guidelines

  1. Keep it clean. Comments with inappropriate language, no matter how cleverly spelled or decorated will not be posted.
  2. Comments on the way the story was written or misspelled words will be passed on to the story authors and not posted.
  3. Please use your real name. Anonymous comments or comments posted using a fake name or web handle may not be posted.
  4. Please use your real email address so we can contact you.
  5. No flaming. Any comments that are primarily of a name calling finger pointing nature may not be posted.
  6. The comment section is not a right it is a privilege. KNCO retains all rights as to what is posted on its website.

Leave A Comment

*

*

* captcha