Rock Ridge board authorizes outreach on possible 2026 referendum
Summary
Trustees unanimously voted to proceed with community outreach and planning around a possible 2026 referendum on district funding, emphasizing the need to take the public's temperature and provide accurate information before deciding whether to run a ballot measure.
The Rock Ridge School Board voted unanimously to proceed with community engagement and planning for a potential 2026 referendum on district funding.
Trustees said the objective is to "take the temperature of the audience" and gather resident feedback before determining whether to place a ballot question before voters. Board members emphasized outreach, accurate information and collaboration across district communities to ensure any referendum decision is informed by community sentiment.
The motion to move forward with outreach and preparatory work passed without dissent; board members noted additional meetings and public information efforts will follow.
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