Voters in Bath Township have spoken, and the nearly $27 million school bond proposal has passed. The funding will address critical infrastructure needs including new roofs, security upgrades and heating systems.
- The bond will fund new roofs for all three school buildings in the district.
- Security improvements include new intruder alarms throughout the schools.
- Bath Community Schools plans to complete all projects within two years.
WATCH: Bath Township approves critical school infrastructure bond
Bath Township voters approve nearly $27 million school bond proposal
The projects in the bond include intruder alarms, new boilers at the high school, and new roofs for all three buildings in the district.
Bath Community Schools Superintendent Chris Hodges says the upcoming changes are much needed, citing leaks in the elementary school ceiling.
“That’s just not acceptable. I don’t think anyone’s OK with that. And I’m so happy that our community sees the need and supported us so we can get that problem fixed,” Hodges said…