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Kenosha voters decide on $115 million school referendum amid safety concerns

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The measure, if approved, would allocate funding for security enhancements, and help close a $19 million budget shortfall in the KUSD.

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The Sentinel

Wichita voters to decide fate of $450 million bond issue - The Sentinel

Barely three months after presidential and congressional elections transfixed the country, USD 259 patrons will head to the polls February 25th to render a decision on a $450 million bond issue, which promises no increase in taxes. Logo courtesy of USD 259 We offered a supporter and an opponent an opportunity to present their side of this important issue. USD 259 Board Member Diane Albert supports the bond issue and begins by describing where th…

2 days ago

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Kenosha News

Kenosha Unified School District referendum fails, four advance to School Board primary

The Kenosha Unified School District referendum failed to pass after voters turned it down by 53% no votes.

3 days ago

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TMJ4

Kenosha voters say no to $115M school referendum

Kenosha voters have rejected the Kenosha Unified School District referendum, with a majority voting against it. The referendum would have provided $23 million per year for the next five years to help address the districts $19 million budget deficit.Without the additional funding, district officials warn of potential cuts to staff, school programs, and planned safety upgrades. These upgrades included controlled entrances for seven schools, reinfo…

3 days ago

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Spectrum News

Kenosha voters decide on $115 million school referendum amid safety concerns

The measure, if approved, would allocate funding for security enhancements, and help close a $19 million budget shortfall in the KUSD.

3 days ago·United States

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The Daily Reporter - WI Construction News & Bids

Wisconsin voters decide on school referendums

Voters turned down a $115 million non-recurring operating referendum from the Kenosha School District. However, voters approved four different referendums for different districts across the state.

2 days ago

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