News about the Webb City, Missouri, R-7 School Board.
Webb City R-7 to pay off $11M bond issue at average 3.79% The Webb City R-7 School Board voted Tuesday to authorize the issuance of its voter-approved $11 million in bonds at an average interest rate of 3.79%. Brent Blevins, of Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., informed the board that his firm had gone to market …
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The Webb City R-7 School Board meets Tuesday night. ’22-’23 school calendar is 171 days instead of 175 days State requires minimum number of hours instead of days now The Webb City R-7 School District calendar will be significantly different next year – with four fewer days for students, going from 175 instructional days to …
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R-7 to ask the community for help in deciding how to proceed with COVID precautions Rossetti: ‘It’s about keeping our community together rather than tearing it apart’ – This story is being corrected to say that students testing NEGATIVE (not positive) get to stay in school. Community input about how to update COVID-19 precautions is …
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School Board still planning which projects to fund with bond issue The Webb City R-7 School Board continues to inch toward placing a no-tax-increase bond issue on the April 5 ballot. During their December meeting Tuesday, board members discussed the priority of several proposed projects. It’s likely they will hold a work session on the …
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R-7 Board may place no-tax-increase bond issue on April ballot High school addition with modern science labs is the project with the highest priority The Webb City R-7 School Board may decide during a special session on Nov. 22 whether to ask voters in April to approve a no-tax-increase bond issue to finance construction projects. …
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R-7 School Board also approves other modifications to the COVID-19 response plan
There will be a small number of all-mask classes to satisfy parental requests
Anticipated local tax revenue jumps 7.5%
Decisions on how to use it will be made during June 24 work session
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