Germantown School District Voters Greenlight $13.9M Capital Project for Health and Safety Improvements

The Germantown Central School District voters approved a Capital Project referendum, with 128 votes for and 89 against. The project, costing $13.9 million, will address health, safety, and building needs.

Superintendent Benjamin Bragg thanked the community for their support. He stated that the project will address building deficiencies and improve safety and accessibility for students and staff.

In the coming months, architects will create plans for the project. These plans will be submitted to the State Education Department for approval.

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