Construction underway at three schools shows Progress as Promised

 

On April 2, 2019, 61.22% of Springfield Public Schools' voters approved an 18-cent increase to the debt-service levy to fund 39 high-priority projects: Proposition S, with a commitment to Springfield for Progress as Promised. The bond projects include renovations, expansion, and/or new construction for six schools and the creation of safer entrances at 31 schools. Space to add early childhood classrooms was created at three locations. The $167.73 million bond addresses safety, accessibility and quality issues.

 

For project details, timelines and budgets, visit www.sps.org/progress