LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) — Residents in the Seward School District are set to vote on a $25 million bond starting next month, money that will replace the 2010 middle school bond expiring in the coming year.
While the bond itself is new, Seward Schools Superintendent Josh Fields told 10/11 on Tuesday it won’t raise any taxes.
“We’re able to keep that bond rate the same for that bond at 8 cents. And so our goal is to have a no tax rate increase,” Fields said. “So it’s able just to replace that middle school bond with this new bond.”…