The Bryan City Schools district is looking at a 7.45-mill, 28-year bond issue to consolidate all its students at one site.
The Bryan Times reports that the board reached that decision following Monday evening’s public forum. The bond issue would fund the local share, which would in turn, be supplemented with state funds, of building a new high school for grades 6–12 and renovating the existing middle school for grades pre-kindergarten to 5.
If the state approves its share, voters could see a bond issue on the November ballot.