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Posted: Friday, February 15, 2013 5:32 pm
UDC Endorses School Bond Issue
The Union Development Corporation (UDC) board of directors unanimously voted to support the Union R-XI’s “Proposition K.I.D.S.” bond issue that will be placed on the April 2,
If the proposed no-tax increase $8 million bond issue passes, the district plans to make major improvements at the three elementary schools, middle school, high school and the central office. Additionally, some monies could go toward technology infrastructure and additional safety features at each of the district’s six school buildings.
The UDC supports this no-tax-increase project which will fund necessary improvements to the district’s facilities, and foster the best learning environment, which in turn, will make Union more attractive to prospective employers and families.
For more information about the bond issue people may contact the Union R-XI School District at 636-583-8626.
For more information about the UDC, people may contact Joseph Graves at (636) 583-3600.
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