ALBION, Neb. (AP) — Officials at Boone Central Schools in Albion are ready to ask voters again to consider a bond issue.

After a $21 million proposal to build a new high school and renovate other buildings failed in 2012, supporters of school improvements regrouped held meetings to set priorities and came up with a $13 million plan that goes before voters on Nov. 4.

Most of the money will pay an addition of a new kitchen and offices to the Albion school campus. A new commons area, gymnasium, locker rooms and fitness center also are included. Additional work would renovate science rooms and upgrade the elementary school to add fire sprinklers. Secure entrances at the middle school in Petersburg would be added.