The Wooster City School District will be asking voters next month to approve a $67 million bond issue to construct a new middle school and athletic field. The 3.4-mill bond issue would cost the owner of a $100,000 home $119 per year for the next 36 years. The district says a new middle school would address overcrowding issues, reduce maintenance costs of aging buildings and improve student learning environments. If the bond issue is approved in May, construction of the new middle school would begin late next year and be completed in 2028.