Based on feedback from the community, the Oak Harbor Public Schools Board of Directors scaled back the project list to focus on the highest priority-schools and the ones included in the Department of Defense funding match.  With that being said, we know that many of our schools have aging infrastructure and need repair. If the bond is approved by 60 percent of the voters, this will free up money not spent constantly repairing three aging schools that can then be used on the other school sites in need.