Many school districts have had to cancel or postpone bond elections in recent weeks because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
But before social distancing and stay-at-home orders became necessary, voters in many Michigan districts were able to cast ballots on capital improvement proposals.
The largest success bond request was in the Plymouth-Canton district, where voters approved a $275 million package that will pay for facility upgrades throughout the district, including a natatorium and an additional stadium.
Here are the 10 largest bond requests in Michigan districts that voters approved on March 10:
Plymouth-Canton $275.0 million
Birmingham $195.0 million
Pontiac $147.0 million
Ferndale $124.8 million
East China $112.9 million
Mott Community College $80.0 million
Davison $71.4 million
Southgate $59.5 million
Schoolcraft $39.9 million
Saugatuck $35.6 million
