$85 Million ‘Landmark’ School District Referendum Passes

December 10, 2014 Board of Education Taxes

Dec 9 referendum09 — Supporters of the $85 million school referendum celebrate after learning the referendum had passed.

An $85 million referendum that will result in a new elementary school and a realigned district was approved Dec. 9.

The final tally was 1,953 “yes” votes to 1,463 “no” votes. Of the 16 voting districts established for special school elections, “no” votes outnumbered “yes” votes in only three: 2A and 2b, which includes several adult communities, and 6, which is in the Kingston area.

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