How Rhode Island is spending its school repair money - The Boston Globe

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54% : Rhode Island school districts and charter schools have received more than $216 million from the 2018 $250 million school construction bond, and the rest of the money will be earmarked by May, according to a new progress report from the state's School Building Authority.
53% : The report, which will be discussed by Governor Dan McKee and Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green during a 10 a.m. press conference at the Frank D. Spaziano Elementary School in Providence, shows that 41 school districts or charter schools have used the bond money for both large-scale projects (like the East Providence High School) and smaller facility improvements for dozens of schools.

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