Apex Chamber Board of Directors Endorses Wake County School Bond
Apex, NC, September 01, 2013 --(PR.com)-- The Apex Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors voted on Wednesday to endorse the upcoming 2013 Wake County School Bond. The proposed building initiative is a $939.9 million plan funded partially through the $810 million October 8 bond referendum and partially from existing funds from a recent bond sale and other county revenue.
“A great education system is the foundation of our community, thus as business leaders we support the school bond in order to maintain the excellence of our schools,” Dave Cozzarelli, Apex Chamber Chairman said Wednesday.
Wake County is identified as one of the fastest growing regions in the country, with demand for space in its public schools being a persistent issue. The bond addresses the need for both renovations to existing schools, and additional space for the growing population of students. The plan will result in 11 new elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools to serve a student growth of as many as 32,000 by the 2020 school year. In addition, extensive renovations will take place at six existing schools, and most of the remaining schools would benefit from upgrades.
Nicole Loeffler, Apex Chamber Vice-Chair said, “Our business community values the strength of the schools in and around Apex. The Chamber supports the bond because it will continue to ensure that our children have the resources they need for a successful future.”
About The Apex Chamber of Commerce
The mission of the Apex Chamber of Commerce is to advocate for the business community and promote a vibrant and engaged membership.
Founded in 1958, the Chamber has an engaged operating group, motivated volunteers and a dedicated professional staff poised to implement progressive programs that aid in the profitability of its members, build a better economic community, develop future leaders and enhance small business development and growth.
Located in the historic Apex Depot (built in 1914 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places), the Apex Chamber of Commerce has been serving the business community and citizens of Apex, North Carolina for half a century. To learn more about the Chamber and its initiatives call 919.362.6456 or visit www.apexchamber.com.
Contact: Angela Bush
919.362.6456
join@apexchamber.com
“A great education system is the foundation of our community, thus as business leaders we support the school bond in order to maintain the excellence of our schools,” Dave Cozzarelli, Apex Chamber Chairman said Wednesday.
Wake County is identified as one of the fastest growing regions in the country, with demand for space in its public schools being a persistent issue. The bond addresses the need for both renovations to existing schools, and additional space for the growing population of students. The plan will result in 11 new elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools to serve a student growth of as many as 32,000 by the 2020 school year. In addition, extensive renovations will take place at six existing schools, and most of the remaining schools would benefit from upgrades.
Nicole Loeffler, Apex Chamber Vice-Chair said, “Our business community values the strength of the schools in and around Apex. The Chamber supports the bond because it will continue to ensure that our children have the resources they need for a successful future.”
About The Apex Chamber of Commerce
The mission of the Apex Chamber of Commerce is to advocate for the business community and promote a vibrant and engaged membership.
Founded in 1958, the Chamber has an engaged operating group, motivated volunteers and a dedicated professional staff poised to implement progressive programs that aid in the profitability of its members, build a better economic community, develop future leaders and enhance small business development and growth.
Located in the historic Apex Depot (built in 1914 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places), the Apex Chamber of Commerce has been serving the business community and citizens of Apex, North Carolina for half a century. To learn more about the Chamber and its initiatives call 919.362.6456 or visit www.apexchamber.com.
Contact: Angela Bush
919.362.6456
join@apexchamber.com
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Apex Chamber of Commerce
Angela Bush
919-362-6456
apexchamber.com
Angela Bush
919-362-6456
apexchamber.com
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