Report: Warwick voters to decide on $50M school bond

AN ARTIST’S rendering of a new Toll Gate High School in Warwick. /COURTESY WARWICK PUBLIC SCHOOLS

WARWICK – Voters on Tuesday will decide whether the city should borrow $50 million to cover the rising costs of building two new high schools, Ocean State Media reported. Voters approved a $350 million bond in 2022 to replace Toll Gate and Pilgrim high schools. But cost overruns forced the city to ask for more

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