Sauk Prairie Votes on $71M School Overhaul
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Voters in Wisconsins Sauk Prairie School District are deciding on a $71 million referendum to update aging schools and maintain class sizes. The larger ask, $68.4 million, targets necessary repairs and additions, while the smaller ask, $3.2 million, ensures core programs arent cut. Homeowners face a $444 annual tax increase, sparking debate. Statewide, 72 districts face similar funding shortfalls, with superintendents warning a no vote wont solve the issue.
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