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The Liberty (Mo.) district has won voter approval of a $58 million bond proposal. The money will pay for the first phase of Liberty’s second high school, a new elementary school, technology upgrades and other improvements. Slated to open in August 2010, the new high school will be built in two phases because of state limits on bonding capacity. The district plans to have another bond issue in 2010 to acquire funds for the second phase.
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