District asks for funds for new Dover High
DOVER, Del. (AP) - June 27, 2008 The school board voted Wednesday to seek a certificate of
necessity from the State Board of Education. Two previous
applications have been rejected because of a lack of state funds.
The new school would cost a projected $129 million, and the
district would ask district taxpayers to approve $15 million in
local funding.
District business manager Sean Sokolowski says voter approval
would raise local tax rates no more than 37.5 cents per $100 of
assessed property value.
