Saginaw Township Community Schools have put forth an ambitious proposal for the May ballot, asking voters to approve a $243 million investment in their education system.

With an average age of 64 years, the school district is proposing sweeping updates to its buildings that will deliver much-needed improvements and renovations with a focus on student safety. Superintendent Bruce Martin has noted this initiative as essential towards modernization efforts in order to remain competitive across neighboring districts and guarantee students are receiving the best learning environment possible.

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