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Voters in Cleveland, McClain, and Oklahoma Counties have given the green light to a significant $90 million bond aimed at expanding the Moore Norman Technology Center. In a closely watched election, 52% of voters supported the bond, which includes a modest increase in property taxes to finance the improvements.
The superintendent of the technology center emphasized the necessity of these upgrades, highlighting how they will enhance educational programs and resources available to students and the community. The expansion is expected to modernize existing facilities and introduce new technologies that align with current industry standards.
With the bond's approval, the next steps involve detailed planning and implementation phases. The center aims to ensure that the improvements not only meet the immediate needs of students but also prepare them for future job markets. This investment reflects a commitment to education and workforce development in the region, promising to benefit local economies in the years to come.
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