Pitman voters approve $21.3 million school bond referendum
Pitman voters overwhelmingly approved a $21.3 million bond referendum in a special election this week to raise additional funds for repairs and upgrades in the South Jersey school system.
Pitman school renovations costing millions were approved by voters. Here's what to expect.
A majority of Pitman residents voting on Tuesday favored spending $21.3 million on proposed improvements at two schools.
Pitman, NJ voters approve $21 million bond for school district | Digital Brief
Voters in Pitman passed a bond referendum that will raise more money for the school district in the South Jersey town. Jim Donovan has your morning headlines with weather from Meteorologist Kate Bilo.
Pitman voters are considering $21.3 million referendum to improve aging schools
Voters in Pitman are deciding a $21.3 million school bond referendum that would raise property taxes to fund repairs that officials say are desperately needed for its three aging buildings.
One of N.J.’s highest-taxed towns wants voters to approve $89M for school makeovers
See the ballot questions voters in three New Jersey school districts are being asked to approve in Tuesday's election.
Voters approve all special school referendums
Five municipalities approved school improvement public questions in today’s special school elections. The Educational Facilities and Construction and
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Pitman residents will soon be asked: Should officials borrow $21M for school renovations?
“The planning for this referendum has been years in the making,” Pitman Superintendent Robert Preston said. “Many of the critical infrastructure needs included in the plan were identified by ...
School makeovers are coming to these 3 N.J. towns
One school district alone will spend $89 million overhauling schools after voters OKed a ballot question in Tuesday's school ...