$6-million school bond passes in Bristow

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By Don Bishop

Bristow, Okla. — Voters in Bristow Tuesday passed a bond that will fund improvements to schools.

The bond is for over $6-million.

Phase One will upgrade Edison Elementary and create a new Pre-K Center.

Phase Two will be used for technology upgrades and improvements to activity facilities.