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Delaware’s pouring $269 million into school projects—building new campuses and renovating old ones—like Appoquinimink’s elementary and combined middle-high school, Red Clay’s 14 school upgrades, and Colonial’s six-site work—all aimed at modernizing education as student populations grow. Though no new major funding requests have been approved since fall 2023, the state’s massive bond bill (over 100 pages) still delivers critical infrastructure support, including projects approved back then that stretch through 2029. Even districts without big allocations, like vocational schools, are launching new high schools with updated facilities and expanded programs.

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