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DateSchool DistrictPurpose of Number ofVOTES FORNumber ofVOTES AGAINST(Updated February 15, 2021) 129.5 million ( 129,500,000) in 3 districts 116.5 million ( 116,500,000) in 1 district11/3/20Dorchester 4New middle school11/3/20Lexington 3Upgrades to Batesburg-LeesvillePrimary School, Batesburg-Leesville Elementary and BatesburgLeesville High School. 35 65(2 questions)Question One – This question asked voters to allow Lexington County School District Three to borrow up to 50 million dollars throughgeneral obligation bonds to fund renovations at B-L Primary, B-L Elementary and B-L High Schools.Question Two – That question’s approval will allow Lexington County School District Three to borrow an additional 15 million dollars ingeneral obligation bonds to finance the costs of constructing and equipping a new media center at B-L Primary School and a newcompetition gym at B-L High School. For the district to borrow those additional funds, voters had to approve both question #1 and #2 asthey did Tuesday.7/14/20Spartanburg 3Fully renovate the former ClifdaleElementary School with additionalrenovations planned for Pacolet,Cannons, and Cowpens elementary schools.2/4/20ChesterNew Chester High School, adistrict-wide performing arts center, upgrades and expansions tomultiple schools and athletic facilities and a new Chester CountyCareer Center.South Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum Report 29.5 116.5Page 1

DateSchool DistrictPurpose of Referendum WON(millions) LOST(millions)Number ofVOTES FORNumber ofVOTES AGAINSTQuestion 1*15,708 (69.66%)Question 1*6,842 (30.34%)Question 2**15,241 (68.2%)Question 2**7,107 (31.8%)2019Won:Lost:11/5/2019 454 million ( 454,000,000) in 2 districts 256 million ( 256,000,000) in 2 districtsBeaufort County School DistrictPurpose of Referendum: Improving school safety/security, technology infrastructure, renovatingfacilities and adding classroomspace, career and technologyexpansions, athletic facilities improvements, playground improvements. 345*Question 1 – 290 million in safety and security upgrades at all district schools; technology infrastructure upgrades at schools district-wide; classroom additions at River Ridge Academy and May River High; a replacement building for Robert Smalls InternationalAcademy; and renovations at three schools (Beaufort Elementary, Hilton Head Island Middle and Battery Creek High).**Question 2 – An additional 54 million in Career and Technology Education expansions at Battery Creek and May River highschools; design work for renovations at Hilton Head Island High; improvements to athletic facilities at district middle and high schools;and playground improvements at early childhood centers, elementary and PreK-8 schools. The second question will only go into effect only if the first question is approved.04/30/19Anderson OneConstructing two new schools,add classrooms to addressovercrowding to existing schools,security updates, infrastructureimprovements, including newroofs and heating, ventilation andair-conditioning systemsSouth Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum Report 1093,115 (75.24%) 1,1025(24.76%)Page 2

DateSchool DistrictPurpose of anburg ThreeNew middle school combiningtwo existing middle schools, renovations, safety 5802/26/19Florence OneFour new schools, security improvements and new athleticfacilities for all three high schools 198Number ofVOTES FORNumber ofVOTES AGAINST701 (38.7%) 1,110 (61.3%)2018Won:Lost:11/06/18One billion, one hundred seventy-eight million, seventy-six thousand ( 1,178,076,000) in 6 districts204 million ( 204,000,000) in 3 districtsEdgefield County School DistrictSafety upgrades and renovationsat all schools and additions andexpansions for and elementary,middle and technology center. New Construction at StromThurmond High School to includean auditorium, gymnasium andpractice trackSouth Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum Report 54.6706,308 (71.33%)2,535 (28.67%)Page 3

DateSchool DistrictPurpose of Referendum11/06/18Lexington County School DistrictOneUpdated Safety and SecuritySystems at all District Schoolsand Facilities, three new schoolsand two new elementary schools,renovations, additions and/orother upgrades to 14 elementaryschools, renovations and additions and/or other upgrades tofive middle schools and five highschools, renovations, additionsand/or other upgrades to twoother schools and one building, anew District Transportation Facility and information technologyequipment and miscellaneousfurniture to create “Future ReadyClassrooms” at all schools andto meet needs at other districtfacilities11/06/18Lexington County School DistrictThreeImprovements at B-L PrimarySchool and a newly constructedB-L High School, including a newathletic facility and providingenhanced safety and technologyfor students and staff11/06/18Marlboro County School DistrictRenovations and/or constructionat all schools and certain otherfacilities in the school districtincluding at Bennettsville Intermediate and school safety andsecurity improvementsSouth Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum Report WON(millions) LOST(millions) 365Number ofVOTES AGAINST26,702 (56.43%) 20,616 (43.5%) 90 10Number ofVOTES FOR1,521 (37.85%)2,498 (62.15%)5,354 (70.33%)2.259 (29.57%)Page 4

DateSchool DistrictPurpose of Referendum11/06/1805/01/18Richland Two Schools 468,406,000 (total)Aiken County School DistrictWON(millions)Question 1: Safety and securityimprovements across the district,a permanent facility for Center forKnowledge North and an addition at Blythewood High, new buses and safety/security improvements for all buses, new facilitiesfor Bethel-Hanberry Elementaryand Forest Lake Elementary, Newfacilities for E.L. Wright Middle andCenter for Knowledge, technology upgrades across the district 381.952Question 2: Build a district fine/performing arts center, improveathletic facilities across the districtincluding adding field houses tomiddle and high schools, upgrade Richland Northeast Highand Ridge View High athleticfacilities including expansions offootball stadiums 86.454Renovation and expansion ofMidland Valley High School,renovation and expansion ofHammond Hill Elementary School,renovation and expansion ofBelvedere Elementary, renovation and expansion at MillbrookElementary and a new elementary school and middle schoolbetween Graniteville and NorthAugusta 90South Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum ReportLOST(millions)Number ofVOTES FORNumber ofVOTES AGAINST31,152 (64.90%)16,850 (35.10%)30,900 (59.66%) 20,890 (40.34%)8,7407,420 (45.9%)Page 5

DateSchool DistrictPurpose of Referendum04/21/18Beaufort County SchoolsClassroom additions to existingfacilities, constructing and equipping of new facilities including anew school in Bluffton and a newcareer and technical educationbuilding at Beaufort High School,Bluffton High School and HiltonHead Island High School03/20/18Fort Mill SchoolsBuild two Elementary Schools andone Middle School, technologydevices and upgrades, HVACreplacement, Kitchen equipmentreplacement, land purchase forfuture school sites, purchase additional school buses02/13/18Chester County School DistrictMaintenance, renovation, andupgrades to each of the district’sfacilities and the new construction of a new Workforce Readiness CenterSouth Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum Report WON(millions) LOST(millions) 76 190 38Number ofVOTES FORNumber ofVOTES AGAINST4,03810,5194,840 (71.03%)(28.97%)863 (46.57%)993 (53.43%)Page 6

DateSchool DistrictPurpose of ReferendumWON(millions)LOST(millions)Number ofVOTES FORNumber ofVOTES AGAINST2017Won:Lost:0188 million in 2 districts09/05/17Laurens School District 55N ew Laurens District High School, newgymnasium at Gray Court-Owings Schooland a new child development center05/03/17Anderson School District 4New middle school, athleticfacility upgrades at PHS andimprovements to roofs and HVAC systemsat elementary schools. 109 792016Won:Lost:921.4 million in 8 districts217 million in 1 district03/15/16Spartanburg School District 7Building a new high school and 185elementary school, renovations tocurrent high school and renovating,improving and equipping other schoolfacilities within the school district4,530 (63%)2,669 (37%)3/22/2016Lancaster County SchoolVariety of school district projects, 199including safety improvements, newmulti-purpose buildings, renovation projects,athletic facilities upgrades and technology initiatives.Construction of a new elementary school and a highschool to help ease overcrowding.5,420 (74%)1,885 (26%)South Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum ReportPage 7

DateSchool DistrictPurpose of Referendum WON(millions) LOST(millions)11/8/16Bamberg 2Construction and renovation costs 38for a new Pre-K-12 school facilitycomprised of a Pre-K-8 school and a high school,as well as sports fields and new school districtadministration and maintenance offices.11/8/16Bond referendumNumber ofVOTES FORNumber ofVOTES AGAINST1,754 (75%)592 (25%) 21732,409 (46%)38,650 (54%)Sales Tax29,796 (41%)43,141 (59%)Building additions and renovations at nine locations,HVAC upgrades, roof replacements, new constructionand land acquisition(1ct. sales tax over 10 years)11/8/16DarlingtonBuilding three new schools toreplace six aging schools(1 ct. sales tax over 15 years) 6015,434 (62%)9,372 (38%)11/8/16Georgetown CountyConstructing, improving, 165equipping, expanding, renovatingor repairing district facilities and improving technology22,667 (78%)6,294 (22%)11/8/16Bond Referendum 12918,565 (67%)9,194 (33%)Sales Tax17,874 (64)10,023 (36%)New facilities, improvements, additions and renovationsto existing facilities and improvements and renovations to athletic facilities(1 ct. sales tax over 15 years)11/8/16Lexington FourRenovations and improvements 25.43,237 (63%)to athletic complex, construction of aperforming arts center, expansion of high schoolCATE courses and renovations and construction to address safety issues.1,881 (37%)11/8/16Spartanburg 2Constructing and equipping 12017.951 (79%)a new high school, renovating thecurrent high school and upgrades to existing athletic facilities.4,638 (21%)Beaufort CountyKershawSouth Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum ReportPage 8

DateSchool DistrictPurpose of ReferendumWON(millions)LOST(millions)Number ofVOTES FORNumber ofVOTES AGAINST2015Won:Lost: 336 in 2 districtsNone05/05/15Fort Mill School DistrictBuilding new high school, middle 226school, acquatics center, trainingfacility; purchasing land for future schools;purchasing new buses; technology upgrades3,258 (60%)2,187 (40%)05/05/15Rock Hill School DistrictExpansion/renovation of schools, 110purchasing activity buses, technologyupgrades, security upgrades4,532 (88%)603 (12%)2014Won:Lost:Est. 1 billion, 345 million in 11 districts 201 million in 2 districts11/4/2014Aiken CountyBuilding new middle school,upgrades to schools 18823,909 (59%)16,407 (41%)11/4/2014Anderson SchoolDistricts 1, 2, 3, 4, 510% of proceeds to reduce debt 205.5service millage, building new careercenter, upgrades to schools23,024 (53%)20,645 (47%)11/4/2014Charleston CountyBuilding new schools, upgradesto schools 540- 64063,166 (67%)30,846 (33%)11/4/2014Building renovations, upgrades 103,220 (71%)1,299 (29%) 1309,227 (49%)9,441 (51%) 22510,025 (65%)5,337 (35%) 712,188 (38%)3,638 (62%) 673,650 (65%)1,984 (35%)Dorchester Four11/4/2014Kershaw CountyBuilding four schools, upgrades toother schools11/4/2014Lexington TwoBuilding performing arts center,two schools and upgrades09/9/2014Upgrade high school, stadiumSpartanburg Five03/22/14CloverBuilding two new schools, upgradeone school, acquatic centerSouth Carolina School Boards Association Detailed Bond Referendum ReportPage 9