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The Woodlawn School Board approved a resolution to sell bonds that will generate about $1 million in construction funds for a cafeteria expansion and to pay off an older bond issue. Superintendent Dr. Kevin Hancock also announced one-time $500 payments for all full-time staff, costing the district about $40,000. The new $1.6 million bond, carrying a 4.32% interest rate, will have annual payments of about $92,000 over 30 years. The cafeteria addition, reduced to 2,754 square feet, is expected to go to bid next spring. The board also adopted its updated Facilities Master Plan and discussed future projects, including HVAC, roofing, and playground upgrades.