We’ve reported on the political frames surrounding the dozens of school referendums taking place next week at the same time as legislative elections, but there’s also the personal toll taken on a community each time a referendum is rejected and schools face significant cuts. In Waupaca County’s Iola-Scandanavia district, educators are seeking a property tax increase beyond state-imposed revenue limits for a second time, after a larger request failed in April with only 45% support.
What happens to WI school kids when they see their community reject multiple referendums?
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