Copper Country Intermediate School District seeks special education millage renewal
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What happened
The Copper Country Intermediate School District is asking voters to renew its special education millage in November to maintain critical services for students with disabilities. The district requests the same rate of 0.2903 mills to continue funding for another 20 years. If voters reject the renewal, the district will need to cut back special education programming and services.
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Why it matters
The millage, originally approved in the early 2000s, is subject to a 20-year cap established by a 2006 state law. The funding supports specialized services including speech therapy, individualized education plans, para-professionals, and assistive technology.
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