School bonds

The precarious footing of the West Clark Community Schools Corp. has led to the board rescinding its prior vote to use general obligation bonds to address immediate heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and safety needs across the district.

Las Cruces Public Schools officials have OK'd a measure calling for a $50 million bond election in February 2018.

Surging enrollment in the Uniondale school district — one of Long Island’s largest and poorest — is fueling a nearly $200 million bond proposal that would add more classroom space to meet the demand.

Public school districts with bonds are feeling a new urgency to try to refinance their bonds before the potential passage of a new federal tax bill.

The Natchez-Adams School Board took steps toward borrowing $34 million.

The Joplin School Board saved almost $3 million by refinancing bonds.

The board approved a resolution and proclamation of a school bond election in 2018, which will ask voters to approve general obligation bonds up to $10 million.

Pasco School District officials will have to wait on the edge of their seats a little longer to learn the fate of a $99.5 million bond.

If the debate leading up to a Wessington Springs School District bond election is any indication, residents can expect a close race when polls close Nov. 28.

Ardmore City Schools may reintroduce the proposed bond measure that failed on Tuesday night.

A state-devised board that has governed the city’s school distressed district for 16 years voted to dissolve.

The junk-rated school district pared down spreads after bolstering its balance sheet.

At Tuesday's Davidson County Board of Commissioner's meeting, the county moved forward with discussions on potential bond packages for capital needs.

The county’s largest school district will ask voters to approve a $695 million school bond issue next year.

Greater Latrobe School District plans to issue $13 million in bonds to complete financing of its new Latrobe Elementary School and to prepare for partial replacement of the aging roof at the senior high school.

Without tax-exempt private activity bonds, charters would have to turn to more expensive and restrictive capital sources.

Only one of the two proposed bonds for Ardmore City Schools that went before voters on Tuesday was approved during a special election.

The Pasco school bond vote remains too close to call.

Public school systems will face financial tests if the state seeks to reduce school aid or increase pension contributions, according to S&P.

With a record $12 billion of bond proposals on ballots across Texas, voters approved more than 91%, according to the Texas Comptroller's Office