With $4 Million From State, $85 Million Schools Referendum Eyed For September

February 21, 2014 Board of Education Taxes

An $85 million referendum that would result in a new elementary school and a reconfiguration of the Pre-K to 8th Grade schools could be held in September, now that state grant money has been promised to the district.

That was the word from Board of Education vice president Eva Nagy at the Feb. 20 meeting.

Nagy said the state has committed about $3.9 million to the project, which could be used for school expansion and renovation projects.

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With $4 Million From State, $85 Million Schools Referendum Eyed For September

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