Northbrook and Lake Holcombe School Referendums Passed

In the recent elections, voters in Northbrook School Districts 27 and 28 passed referendums, enabling significant infrastructure improvements and financial planning through approved bonds and a debt service extension base. District 28's proposal for $94.9 million in bonds was approved by 63% of voters. Meanwhile, in Lake Holcombe, Wisconsin, the school district is seeking to exceed its revenue limit to avoid dissolution and maintain its central role in the community. Various school districts in the Milwaukee area are also pursuing referendums to increase funding, which will significantly impact local tax rates. The outcomes of these referendums will play a crucial role in shaping local education funding and infrastructure development.