BEFORE THE 2018 REFERENDUM
THANK YOU!
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We are so grateful to the Whitnall community for showing up and supporting our district at the polls. On April 3rd of 2018, the voters approved a $16.16 M referendum. With the passing of this referendum, we will be able to address our community's priorities for its schools — safety, infrastructure, and learning spaces that are functional and will allow the district to move forward. Because of the community's support, each of the schools in our district will be enhanced. For a detailed look into what this referendum will fund, you can explore the contents of this page. Here, you will find videos that show the needs and solutions at each of the buildings. Through the fact sheet and news coverage, you can find bulleted lists of the projects. This page also shows our journey toward referendum. The next step in our journey is to begin the work; smaller projects will start in summer of 2018, meaning that our learners will be utilizing new, safer, and sounder learner spaces by the start of the 2018-2019 school year. The Whitnall community made our hopes for our learners a reality. We can't thank you enough. We hope that everyone sees this referendum for what it is - an investment into the community, its children, and the future. |
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EMAIL LIST
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FACILITIES NEEDS SUMMARY | SUMMER 2017In the summer of 2017, Bray Architects completed their comprehensive facilities needs study of the district. You can find a summary of their work here. This study informed the survey that followed and, more broadly, the decision to explore a referendum. |
FACILITIES NEEDS SURVEY | FALL 2017In the fall of 2017, we sent a survey centered around our facilities needs to everyone in the district. The survey asked respondents to prioritize our many facilities needs and to indicate the level of referendum they would support. The results of that survey are here. FACT SHEETWe have put together a two page document that summarizes a wide range of information related to the referendum. This fact sheet looks at our journey, your investment, the community's priorities, and projects by building. The document also compares this referendum to the last. |
TAX IMPACT FAQ
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Click here for answers to common questions about the referendum's tax impact. |
ABSENTEE VOTINGTo absentee vote in person, you must go to your municipal clerk's office. For Franklin residents: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday. Absentee voting ends on March 30th. For Greenfield residents: 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday. Absentee voting ends on March 30th. For Hales Corners residents: 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday. Absentee voting ends on March 29th. Be sure to bring a valid photo ID. To request a ballot online, go to www.myvote.wi.gov. All the way to the right of the site's top menu is Vote Absentee. Click this menu item and follow the directions to request an absentee ballot. Check out our video on requesting a ballot online (http://bit.ly/2pBaXer), which walks you through the process step by step! Please note that you must request your ballot prior to 5 PM on March 29th and that completed ballots must be received by 8 PM on election day. To request a ballot in writing, access your municipal clerk's contact information. Franklin: http://bit.ly/2udD9cN. Greenfield: http://bit.ly/2IFtFdv. Hales Corners: http://bit.ly/2GhfSvk. For more information on absentee voting in each municipality: |
WHITNALL'S FACILITIES NEEDS IN THE NEWSLook to our Whitnall in the News page for media coverage of our referendum journey. THE JOURNEY
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