Voters resoundingly approve no-new-millage bond issue for SWCSD

Construction of new Grove City and Westland high schools to begin on-site in 2028 By A. Kevin Corvo/Messenger Contributor Voters in the South Western City Schools district on Tuesday approved a bond issue by a 2-to-1 margin that provides for the construction of a new Grove City High, a new Westland High School, and capital improvements at other buildings in Ohio’s fifth-largest public school district. South Western Schools Superintendent Randy Banks said the support of Issue 6 “reflects a profound investment in the future of our students, our schools, and the vibrant communities we serve.” According to unofficial results from the Franklin County Board of Elections, Issue 6 passed with 31,388 votes (66%) in favor of Issue 6 and 15,998 votes (34%) against the measure. A sliver of the district lies in northern Pickaway County. Issue 6 is a no-new-millage bond, according to Evan Debo, executive director of communications for South Western City Schools.

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