Grove to ask voters to approve an $87.2 million bond issue for new High School

Grove, Okla. – Not enough space.

That’s what’s leading the Grove School District to ask voters to approve an $87.2 million bond issue in April to pay for a new High School.

Grove has about 2500 students plus nearly 300 faculty and staff.

School leaders say the current high school is at 96 percent capacity. They say they want to provide the best-possible educational experience to students.

If approved, the new school would take about two years to complete.