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Dubuque voters will decide Nov. 4 on a $70 million bond to modernize schools, including relocating Washington Middle and closing Jefferson Middle.
Dubuque voters will decide Nov. 4 on a $70 million bond to modernize schools, including relocating Washington Middle School and closing Jefferson Middle School.
The measure, backed by the Telegraph Herald, would raise property taxes by $1 per $1,000 in value over 23 years but could save $1.9 million to $2.5 million annually through efficiency gains.
Four school board candidates debated the proposal, with three supporting it for equity and modernization, while one opposed the closure of Jefferson Middle School.
All backed a student cellphone ban and opposed merit-based teacher bonuses, with varying views on expanding postsecondary readiness programs.
Los votantes de Dubuque decidirán el 4 de noviembre sobre un bono de $70 millones para modernizar las escuelas, incluyendo la reubicación de Washington Middle y el cierre de Jefferson Middle.