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Construction projects in the 2022 Plano ISD bond package have progressed. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)

Nearly 35% of Plano ISD 2022 bond projects complete

By Karla Perez

About 35% of the Plano ISD 2022 bond package construction projects are now complete, according to a presentation from Tony Pearson, PISD director of planning and new construction.

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