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Springboro Schools Breaks Ground on $115M Bond Projects

Springboro Schools broke ground on a new athletics complex and junior high addition, funded by a $115 million no-tax-increase bond voters approved in 2025.

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Springboro Schools Breaks Ground on $115M Bond Projects

Springboro Schools broke ground on a new athletics complex and junior high addition, funded by a $115 million no-tax-increase bond voters approved in 2025.

21 days ago·San Francisco, United States

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