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8 Νοε 2022 · CUBA CITY, Wis. — Major improvements are coming to a southwest Wisconsin school district after voters approved a $26.85 million school referendum. There were 1,266 people who voted in favor of a $26.85 million bond measure for the Cuba City School District, while 979 people voted against it.
- Cuba City school board adds operating referendum to November ballot
The school board unanimously approved a measure Wednesday to...
- Cuba City school board adds operating referendum to November ballot
23 Αυγ 2024 · The school board unanimously approved a measure Wednesday to add a recurring operating referendum to the November general election ballot that would, if approved, raise the amount of property taxes residents would pay over time.
3 Απρ 2024 · Voters in southwest Wisconsin approved a pair of operating referendums for local school districts and rejected two others Tuesday. The Cuba City, Platteville, Potosi and Southwestern Wisconsin districts held operating referendums, which, if approved, allow districts to exceed their state-mandated revenue cap and levy additional funds through ...
RESOURCES. We are happy to share with you that the voters served by the Cuba City School District approved both of the district's referendum questions on the Nov. 8 ballot. Preliminary unofficial results for question 1 were 1266 Yes to 979 No, and 1294 Yes to 851 No for question 2.
25 Αυγ 2024 · Last week, the Cuba City school board unanimously approved a measure asking for $500-thousand dollars in new funding for this school year, followed by $400-thousand the next year, 200-thousand in 2026-27, 350-thousand in 2028-29.
14 Αυγ 2024 · Cuba City schools is once again considering a referendum. The school board’s agenda for their upcoming meeting Wednesday [August 14] includes discussion of potential referendum amount and timeframe to be placed on the ballot in November of 2024.
28 Οκτ 2022 · Cuba City voters will see two school bond referendum questions on their ballots in the November 8th general election. The $26.85 million bond measure and $200,000 operating measure, both of which require a simple majority to be approved, were accepted for placement on the ballot by school board members in August.
