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Student representative urges community to back Nov. 4 referendum
Summary
Student representative Matt Studinski told the board that current students support facility and program changes in the Nov. 4 referendum—citing improvements such as handprint hallways, lunch areas and middle school entrance safety—and described a MAFE grant that bought binoculars for a Bird Nerds club.
Student representative Matt Studinski used his report to remind the board and community about an upcoming referendum on Nov. 4, saying current students "believe it is necessary" and urging turnout.
"So you should go out and consider voting because it's important," Studinski said, describing student support for proposed changes including a redesigned handprint hallway, expanded lunch space and measures addressing middle school entrance safety. He said students understand that many improvements may not take effect during their tenure but that they want opportunities for future students.
Studinski also described student activities supported by district and MAFE resources. He said the Bird Nerds club grew from 10–15 participants to about 30 and noted a teacher was approved for a MAFE grant to purchase additional binoculars so all participants have a pair.
Why it matters: The referendum vote will determine whether suggested facility and program changes move forward. Student voices at the meeting underscored grassroots support among current students and highlighted how local grants (MAFE) are used for enrichment.
Next steps: The board reiterated reminders about local polling places, early voting and a referendum information session on Oct. 29 at 5:30 p.m. at the high school.
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