AUGUSTA, Kan. (KSNW) — In anticipation for an upcoming $55 million school bond vote, the Augusta School District held its final informational forum on the topic. Voters tended to be invested in their community, whether they were enthusiastic or anxious about the bond.
“It’s crazy to me that we have just been stagnant,” said Brad Cox, an Augusta resident who is in favor of the bond.
The district plans to use the bond on facility improvements and increased security measures. Seventy percent of the $55 million, supplemented by $6.6 million in state funds, is going directly to the high school…