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Superintendent Keith Posley thanked voters at a press conference Wednesday. He said the referendum will make up for insufficient state funding, and prevent cuts to schools.
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Unofficial results show 51% of votes in favor of the referendum and 49% against.
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On April 2, Milwaukee voters will decide whether to raise property taxes to support MPS.
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Wisconsin School Property Tax Referendums Are ‘Resilient’ Amid Economic Upheaval, Political DivisionIt’s become common in Wisconsin for school districts to go directly to voters to ask for increased property tax funding. These school referendums have…
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Updated April 24, 6:23 p.m. Milwaukee Public Schools will get an additional $87 million each year to spend on educational programming after voters…
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Updated April 6 at 1:15 p.m. CTGov. Tony Evers called off in-person voting on April 7 and moved it to June 9. All ballots already cast via absentee voting…
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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is trying again to increase state support of schools. This time, by calling a special session for Feb. 11 on the topic. But the…
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The small southeastern Wisconsin school district of Palmyra-Eagle will not dissolve, despite serious financial problems. A state-appointed board made the…
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In April, Milwaukee Public Schools will ask voters to approve a property tax referendum for the first time in 26 years.The school board decided Thursday…
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Chances are good your local school district has gone directly to voters asking for more money to stay afloat. Tight state funding and restrictions on…