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Bulloch E-SPLOST will build one school; options limited for more
Referendum capped sales tax at $110 million over 5 years, but bond issuance at $80 million
Superintendent Charles Wilson speaks during the Nov. 10, 2022, Bulloch County Board of Education meeting, where he thanked voters for supporting a five-year extension of the Education SPLOST, expected to fund construction of a new Southeast Bulloch High S
Superintendent Charles Wilson speaks during the Nov. 10, 2022, Bulloch County Board of Education meeting, where he thanked voters for supporting a five-year extension of the Education SPLOST, expected to fund construction of a new Southeast Bulloch High School. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
The five-year E-SPLOST extension approved by 71.8% of Bulloch County voters Nov. 8 should cover the cost of adding one school – the new Southeast Bulloch High – but officials don’t know whether it will pay for anything more than that, says Superintendent of Schools Charles Wilson.
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