Ogallala Public Schools is putting another bond issue up for voter consideration.

The $14.5 million measure will be on the Nov. 2 general election ballot.

Superintendent Carl Dietz says the money would be used to expand one of the Ogallala elementary buildings and consolidate elementary students into one building that would have a new gym.

Dietz says the district also would tear down the old portion of the middle-school building, leaving room only for seventh- and eighth-graders. The sixth-graders would be moved to the elementary building.

In May, voters rejected a bond request of up to $22.9 million. And voters roundly rejected a proposed $30.6 million bond measure in September last year.