School bonds

Voters in Aiken County and part of Saluda County approved Tuesday the $90 million Aiken County Public School District's bond to help pay for expansions, additions and security enhancements at four existing schools and to build two new schools.

The district sold $206 million of general obligation bonds in April, including a taxable refunding deal.

Municipal bonds were mixed in late trading on Tuesday as several large deals hit the screens, led by issuers in New York and Maryland.

Within the month, New Hanover County's school board could finalize a timeline for redistricting and pick projects for its next multi-million dollar bond — including new schools.

The state's largest municipal advisor is sticking with the school districts and dropping charter clients, losing some top employees in the process.

New Jersey lawmakers expanded the scope of a bond proposal to add money for school safety.

The school district is relying on referendum in November to support a funding plan.

Adams County Chancery Court Judge Vincent Davis denied a motion Wednesday to dismiss the Natchez-Adams School District's request for $9 million in bonds.

It's another "no" from Battle Ground Public Schools voters as the district, for the third time since 2016, failed Tuesday to pick up enough votes to approve a school facilities bond.

Officials with the Basehor-Linwood school district are looking at a $50M-$60M school bond issue election next year.