The largest school bond issue in the history of the Piedmont School District was passed by voters Tuesday, April 2.
The election for about $14 million has been promoted by Superintendent Drew Eichelberger as the district’s “student investment plan.”
Voters agreed and they invested.
The vote was 2,049 yes, or 81.25% in support to 473 no votes, 18.75% against. All 14 precinct results had been reported to the Oklahoma State Election Board Tuesday night.
There will be $112.9 million for construction and capital improvements and $1.5 million for buses.
