The O-W Community Action Committee held a question and answer session at the Wells Farm Learning Center before the Homecoming game on Friday, September 27 to give school district residents a chance …
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The O-W Community Action Committee held a question and answer session at the Wells Farm Learning Center before the Homecoming game on Friday, September 27 to give school district residents a chance to ask questions about the upcoming referendum.
Referendum Fact
You asked: “Why did the school build an addition (The Forward Center) and redo the weight room and now has to go to referendum a short time later?”
We have heard this question more than once. The majority of us were taught to save money and not purchase things we may not be able to afford. We have been told this appears to be “poor money management,” but there is so much more to understand when it comes to school funding.