Washington (Iowa) school bond is rejected

$12.1 million would have helped pay for new high school

Dec. 16, 2008

Voters in the Washington (Iowa) school district have rejected a $12.1 million bond proposal. The funds would have helped the district pay for an $18.8 million high school that would be attached to the existing junior high facility.

To read The Washington Evening Journal article, click here.

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