Future Arlington school projects jeopardized by dwindling funds

Published March 25, 2008 4:00am ET



Arlington Public Schools has spent hundreds of millions of dollars reconstructing two high schools, but funds are in jeopardy of drying up before the county’s third and lowest-income-area high school gets a makeover.

Arlington County Manager Ron Carlee has indicated the county will cap the amount of money schools can finance through bonds, saying Arlington’s debt will reach a perilously high level unless the county and the schools curb their construction rates.

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