Freeman school board approves bond election, voters decide on $14 million in funding
ADAM, Neb. (KLKN) — Freeman Public Schools (FPS) school board has approved a bond election for Nov. 3.
Voters will decide on nearly $14 million in funding.
The money would go towards a new Career and Technical Education building along with parking and other upgrades.
According to FPS, the plan is aimed at adding space for the school and creating better environments for students.
