Wisconsin School Districts Seek Voter Approval

Several school districts across Wisconsin and Michigan are hosting informational sessions to educate voters about upcoming referendums. The West Salem School District seeks approval for a recurring revenue limit increase for operating expenses and a $28 million capital project for improvements, including a new gym and a Career and Technical Education Center. In Sheboygan, the district is asking for $121 million for the rebuilds of two middle schools, with information sessions planned for October. The Evansville Community School District aims to restore budget cuts with a $2.9 million operational referendum, while Midland Public Schools is gathering community feedback on potential bond proposals for its facilities. Additionally, Green Bay Schools are requesting $183 million for maintenance and security enhancements. These efforts highlight the increasing need for funding to address aging infrastructure and operational challenges in schools.