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Voters Asked to Reauthorize Excess Mill Levy for Fargo Public Schools

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What happened

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Fargo Public Schools will ask voters to reauthorize its general fund excess mill levy for another 10 years. The vote will appear on the November 3rd ballot. The current excess mill levy approval expires after December 31, 2027, and the vote does not increase the levy but reauthorizes the previously approved rate.

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Why it matters

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A 'no' vote would mean Fargo Public Schools freezes its funding at the levels collected in the 2027-28 fiscal year. The district is holding public information sessions regarding the vote at both North High School and South High School.

From kvrr.com

Who's involved

  • North High SchoolVenue for public information sessions regarding the district's funding vote.
  • South High SchoolVenue for public information sessions regarding the district's funding vote.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • The school's operational budget and funding levels could be affected by the outcome of the district's funding vote.

  • South High SchoolSpeculative

    The school's operational budget and funding levels could be affected by the outcome of the district's funding vote.

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