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Splendora ISD's April 2 town hall event will also give attendees an opportunity to meet Dustin Bromley, who was appointed by the board to take over as superintendent in late February. (Courtesy Splendora ISD)

Splendora ISD to host town hall on $150M bond election, superintendent meet-and-greet

By Wesley Gardner

The town hall will be held April 2 at 5:30 p.m. in the library at Splendora High School, located at 23747 FM 2090 in Splendora.

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