Construction projects on hold in Seminole County (Fla.) district

Nov. 19, 2010
Funding is uncertain after voters defeated a sales tax proposal

From The Orlando Sentinel: Seminole County (Fla.) School Superintendent Bill Vogel has put a freeze on district construction projects until the school board decides whether it can afford to pay for them. The action comes after voters rejected a half-cent sales tax for school renovations and repairs. First to feel the freeze is Jackson Heights Middle School, where a $17 million renovation was to begin early next year. Remodeling at Lake Howell High to accommodate the school's growing culinary arts program also has been put on the back burner.

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