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Green Bay and Janesville seek voter approval for large school funding referendums

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Green Bay and Janesville are seeking voter approval for large operating referendums concerning public school funding. Green Bay has the largest operating referendum at $158 million, while Janesville's is $98 million. These specific referendums are non-recurring.

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The referendums ask voters to approve tax increases to support local public schools. Public school officials state that state-imposed revenue limits make it impossible for districts to fund day-to-day operations.

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  • Green BayCity seeking voter approval for a large operating referendum.
  • JanesvilleCity seeking voter approval for a large operating referendum.
  • Jefferson ElementaryPublic school district potentially affected by increased operational budget access.

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