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Article: Highland School District Sends Bond to Vote -- Residents will decide $5.5 million issue Feb. 2
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- Yakima Herald-Republic
- Article date:
- January 5, 1999
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Residents in the Highland School District soon will vote on a
$5.5 million construction bond that will determine the fate of all
three school buildings.
If the bond passes Feb. 2, the district will modernize the three
school facilities and build a new high school to accommodate a
growing population. The new school, which would serve grades 10
through 12, would be built next to the current high school. The
existing high school would then become a junior high for seventh-
through ninth-graders. Both schools, sharing the same 18-acre lot,
also would share certain areas such as the cafeteria, library and
music department, although at different times, school officials
said. Tieton Middle ...