Tuesday, January 4th 2011, 10:39 pm
News 9
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Parents and teachers concerned about the future of Mid-Del schools packed a special board meeting Tuesday night.
It was standing room only as parents and administrators discussed their options after voters defeated a $191 million bond issue by a narrow margin in December. It would have paid for four new schools and consolidated others.
"I'm in favor of presenting it again and doing a better job of education all the citizens," said parent Ed Miller.
The district is considering asking voters to approve a different proposal. The earliest an election could be held is July.
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