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On November 4, voters approved the district referendum for Eastern Carver County Schools. The question, a $742 per pupil increase in the operating levy, was approved by 62 percent of voters.
“The district’s residents have spoken and we are grateful for their support,” Superintendent Dr. Erin Rathke said “This investment in our students and staff will allow us to continue to offer the exceptional education our community expects and deserves. We are excited to begin planning for what’s next for our programming and will be sharing that work over the months ahead.”
Approval of the referendum question maintains the district’s commitment to providing students with access to high quality academics as well as other programming to support student development and success. Unofficial election results by precinct can be found HERE. Election results are unofficial until they are canvassed by the School Board at its Nov. 10 regular meeting.