Kansas City, Kansas, school bond would mean higher taxes, new schools, but only if voters approve

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Kansas City, Kansas, school bond would mean higher taxes, new schools, but only if voters approve

Takeaways:  The Kansas City, Kansas, school district is asking voters to approve a $420 million bond.  The bond would pay for replacing Central and Argentine middle schools, consolidating six elementary schools into three new buildings, a new main public library, an aquatic center and a range of repairs and upgrades.  A homeowner whose residence is appraised at $100,000 would pay an added $97.75 a year for 30 years. When visitors come into Ne…