Eastern Camden County Regional and Audubon (N.J.) school districts have won approval of bond proposals that will pay for HVAC upgrades.
Voters in the Eastern Regional district approved a $10 million bond issue that will pay for an improved HVAC system at the nearly 60-year-old Eastern Regional High School, reports The Courier-Post.
The extensive repairs are needed to provide cool and clean air to the entirety of the 404,000-square-foot school. Part of the building has never had air-conditioning.
Audubon voters gave the school district the green light on the $27.8 million project to upgrade HVAC systems and fix masonry of all three of its schools’ exteriors.
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The bonds also will pay for playground improvements at Haviland Avenue and Mansion Avenue Elementary schools; and upgraded grandstands, tennis courts and basketball facilities at the high school.
