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Home›News›La Crosse Schools Secure $53.5M Referendum for Elementary Upgrades 2024

La Crosse Schools Secure $53.5M Referendum for Elementary Upgrades 2024

By Matthew Lynch
November 19, 2024
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Introduction:
On November 18, 2024, La Crosse Schools Superintendent Dr. Aaron Engel discussed the successful passage of a $53.5 million referendum for elementary school improvements. The referendum marks a significant investment in the district’s future.

Main Body:
The referendum, which passed with strong community support, will fund the construction of a new elementary school, the renovation of State Road Elementary, and the demolition of the Hogan Administration building. The project aims to address overcrowding and provide modern facilities for students.

Dr. Engel highlighted the next steps in the process, including creating blueprints for the new school and planning the renovations. The district will also work on securing contractors and ensuring that the project stays on schedule and within budget.

The successful passage of the referendum reflects the community’s commitment to education and the importance of providing quality learning environments for students. The district has been working closely with local stakeholders to ensure that the project meets the needs of the community.

Conclusion:
The La Crosse School District’s $53.5 million referendum represents a significant investment in the future of education. The community’s support for the project underscores the importance of providing modern, safe, and effective learning environments for students.

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