(Beaver Dam) Several school districts throughout the area will have referendum questions on Tuesday’s ballot.
That includes the Beaver Dam School District, who is looking to borrow $107-million-dollars. The money will be used to construct a new middle school building, make improvements to Washington Elementary School, as well as district-wide safety projects.
There are two referendum questions that the Fall River School District will be posing to voters. One seeks to exceed the district’s revenue limit by $850-thousand-dollars per year for four years for operational expenses. The other is a $9.8-million-dollar question to cover the costs to build a technical education space, make security and swimming pool improvements, and purchase an emergency generator.
The Markesan School District is looking to borrow $26-million-dollars to pay for a school facility improvement project including renovations at the elementary building and Middle School. The district is also looking to make district-wide capital maintenance and building infrastructure improvements.
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