One local school district will be asking its residents to approve a $28 million capital improvement project at the end of the month. The project being proposed by Dundee School is budget-neutral, meaning the district will utilize planned reserves and state-building aid to finance it.
The primary objectives of the project, according to the district, are improvements to the safety and security of the main school building, addressing HVAC and other infrastructure needs, and prioritizing work that directly impacts students.
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Voting will take place in the Public Meeting Room at Dundee School on March 31st from noon until 8 p.m.
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