SH School Board OK’s bond measure for May 19 election

Sweet Home School District’s ESPY students for January, honored at the School Board’s Feb. 9 meeting, include, in front from left, Hazel Larsen of Oak Heights, Brynlee Thedford of Hawthorne, Kycen Visser of Hawthorne, Heston Haigh of Holley, Ava McConnell of Oak Heights and Andee Hoffman of Holley. In the rear, from left, are Chloe Lawson of Sweet Home Charter School, Ava Desmond of Sweet Home Junior High, Scott Westfall of the Junior High and Baylee Kimball of Sweet Home High School. Also honored, but not present for the photo, were Owen Barnes of the Charter School, Brandan Neal of Foster, Brody Neal of Foster and Trenton Templin of the High School.

Sweet Home School Board members on Monday, Feb. 9, approved language for a bond measure for the May 19 election that asks voters to essentially continue the current school bond so the district can receive a $12.252 million grant from the state.

The vote was unanimous, though Board Member Mary Speck was absent.

The $40 million bond measure would essentially extend the current bond, which voters approved in 2017.

The money would pay for safety…

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