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OSHKOSH, Wis. – The Oshkosh Area School District’s Board of Education has taken a significant step by approving a resolution to place a $197.8 million referendum on the ballot for the upcoming election on April 1. This referendum is a crucial part of the district’s comprehensive four-phase facilities consolidation plan, aimed at modernizing and enhancing educational facilities across the district.
Community engagement has played a vital role in shaping this initiative, with substantial input from residents guiding the development of the plan. The district aims to address pressing needs in its infrastructure, ensuring that students have access to safe and effective learning environments.
If approved by voters, the referendum will facilitate essential upgrades and renovations, impacting numerous schools and benefiting the entire community. The Board of Education encourages all eligible voters to participate in the upcoming election, emphasizing the importance of making informed decisions that will influence the future of education in Oshkosh.
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