EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) – Wisconsin school districts face a funding hurdle after voters rejected 34 of 79 school referendum questions on Tuesday’s ballot.
State Superintendent Jill Underly released a statement after the election saying there were 79 school referendum questions on the ballot. She said in part:
Results across the state and region
Voters across Wisconsin decided whether to increase property taxes so their local schools can keep the lights on, pay teachers and continue education programs.
Statewide, voters approved 45 school referendums, totaling just over $1.3 billion in new funding…