$85 Million School Referendum Comes Down To The Voters

December 4, 2014 Board of Education Taxes

Sampson-G-Smith-School — If the proposed referendum is approved, Sampson G. Smith would become one of two middle school campuses in the district.

Township voters will decide Dec. 9 whether they’re willing to invest an average $166 a year in funding improvements to the school district’s buildings and realigning the elementary school grades.

That’s the increase in yearly school-portion property tax bills estimated by school officials if the roughly $85 million referendum is approved. The figure is based on the average residential assessment of $306,058.

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