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Both construction projects are within the district's overall project budget, Executive Director of Construction Randy Fite said. (Adam Doe/Community Impact)
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Lewisville ISD trustees to vote Jan. 12 on $39M for school renovations

By Adam Doe

Hicks and Coyote Ridge elementary schools are up for $39 million in renovations

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