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Superintendent urges support for May capital vote; board approves ballot propositions and adjusts budget calendar

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Superintendent Dr. Larry Schmeagle reminded the board of a May 20 capital project vote and presented updated budget timing; the board approved multiple resolutions to place capital reserve propositions and related items on the May ballot and adjusted presentation dates.

Superintendent Dr. Larry Schmeagle told the Watertown City School District Board of Education that a community vote on a proposed capital project is scheduled for May 20, and he urged residents to participate. He also reviewed budget scheduling and recent cost pressures that are shaping the district’s 2025–26 spending plan.

Dr. Schmeagle said the capital project newsletter and postcard reminders were distributed across the district and reiterated that the project is intended to keep buildings “safe, warm and dry.” He told the board the district expects substantial state building aid — “we get 93¢ for every dollar that we spend” — and that the capital plan is being structured so there will be no tax impact on…

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