ELECTION BLOG: Hallsville Voters Approve Four-Day School Week, Bond Issue

ELECTION BLOG: Hallsville voters approve four-day school week, bond issue

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Hallsville voters approved a number of measures on Tuesday. There was a 25% voter turnout for this election, according to information from the county clerk’s office. Voters overwhelmingly approved to stay with the four-day school week students have been doing the past few years. “Yes” took home 75% of the vote. Voters once again approved a proposition that allows the district to borrow $6.5 million to improve buildings and i…

A couple of hitches later, Hallsville voters to decide four-day school week, bond issue

Both require voter input after they were caught up in state law technicalities.

Hallsville school district patrons voting on two issues on Tuesday

There are two separate ballot measures Tuesday in the fast-growing Hallsville school district north of Columbia. 939 the Eagle’s election coverage logo A $6.5 million no tax increase bond issue is back on the ballot today. While voters approved the measure in April by a vote of 830-281, State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick did not certify it, saying the Hallsville school district bond issue in April was never submitted to his office for certification…