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Ladysmith School District seeks $950,000 referendum for operations

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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What happened

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The School District of Ladysmith is asking voters for $950,000 in a referendum to fund day-to-day operations, including transportation, maintenance, and staffing. This funding is intended to replace an expiring referendum and account for rising costs. The district is also sharing administrative staff with the Bruce district.

From weau.com

Why it matters

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The referendum outcome will determine the district's operational budget and service levels. The district is implementing shared staffing with the Bruce district as part of its strategy to manage costs.

From weau.com

Who's involved

  • LadysmithSchool District seeking referendum funding for daily operations
  • superintendentSuperintendent managing the Ladysmith School District
  • BruceNeighboring district sharing administrative staff with Ladysmith

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