The recent bond sale for projects at the John Glenn School Corporation went well.
Superintendent Christopher Winchell told the school board members last week that the bonds sold with a lower interest rate than what was previously projected.
The bond sale will generate $1.9 million so the corporation can make several capital improvements. Those projects include the replacement of the chiller at the Walkerton Elementary School, paving and roof repairs at John Glenn High School, Urey Middle School, Walkerton Elementary School, and North Liberty Elementary School, while work will be done on the Urey Middle School gymnasium floor.
An additional appropriation resolution was presented to the board members that Winchell said would allow the corporation to include the additional money that deals with the General Obligation bond.
