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AFTER THE VOTE
Superintendent Wayne Weber
A question I answered very often over the last few months was, “What will the district do if the referendum fails?” Each time I was asked, my answer was the same. If the referendum was not supported, the Board would have to gather feedback from across the district as to why the majority of district residents voted no. As I have said repeatedly, not all no votes occur for the same reason. In my many conversations with district residents, I have heard a variety of reasons for support and a variety of reasons for no votes. Oftentimes, the reasons for no votes were
