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Superintendent is unavailable to discuss how the levy defeat will impact schools.
FAYETTEVILLE -- Voters turned out in large numbers this weekend to soundly defeat the school bond levy in Fayette County.
The measure would have provided $49 million for school improvements including the consolidation of Mt. Hope, Oak Hill, Fayetteville and Midland Trail high schools into a new facility.
The levy was defeated by a margin of 3 to 1.
Superintendent Chris Perkins is in statewide meetings this week and unavailable to comment on the defeat and what impact it will have on Fayette County schools.
Some who voted against the levy told 59 News they were concerned about travel times to and from school and large class sizes.
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