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Dodgeland video urges voters to approve $700,000-per-year school funding referendum

Dodgeland School District · March 31, 2026
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Summary

In a short Dodgeland School District finance video, presenter Todd Greco outlines a ballot question asking voters to allow the district to exceed the state revenue cap by $700,000 annually for four years to preserve elementary class sizes, electives, middle-school athletics and basic operations.

Todd Greco, a presenter in the Dodgeland School District's finance video, urged residents to vote April 7 on a ballot measure that would allow the district to exceed the state revenue limit by $700,000 per year for four years. "In just 7 days, Dodgeland voters will be asked if the school district will be allowed to exceed the revenue cap by $700,000 per year for 4 years," he said.

Greco said the funds would be used to maintain small elementary class sizes, sustain high-school electives and Advanced Placement programming, continue middle-school athletics and cover operational costs such as…

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