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Buhler (Kan.) district rejects bond package

Nov. 13, 2007
Money would have paid for upgrades at several campuses.

Voters in the Buhler (Kan.) district have rejected a bond package that would have paid for about $39.4 million in facility improvements. A $34.6 million would have provided funds for additions and renovations at all six of the district's schools. A separate $4.8 million request would have provided funds for a new middle school gymnasium.

To read more about the bond proposal, click here.

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