🏫Oswego District 308 voters back a $317 million school bond referendum

If you're in Oswego School District 308, which serves parts of Kendall, Will and Kane counties, voters backed the district's $317 million bond referendum Tuesday. In unofficial results, WSPY NEWS reports 18,656 yes votes and 10,187 no votes districtwide.

With all Kendall County precincts counted, Shaw Local reports 3,212 voters, or 64.30%, said yes. Will County voters approved it 67.3% to 32.69%. Superintendent Andalib Khelghati said the district can now "refresh our spaces with new flooring, prevent further water damage in classrooms" and more.

• Projects: HVAC, roof replacement, flooring, plumbing, electrical, building exteriors
• Security: secure entrances, door alerts, updated cameras, digital intercoms
• Building age: almost 70% of the schools went up 2001 to 2008
• Tax bill: about $100 less yearly from 2028 on $300,000 home
• Starting 2036: another $56 less per year

Nearby, Yorkville #115 passed its referendum, 7,867 to 6,461. Sandwich #430's facilities referendum appears to have failed, with 2,825 no votes to 2,152 yes.