Shell Lake superintendent asks voters to approve April referendum, cites state funding shortfalls
Shell Lake School District Superintendent Todd Felhofer told the City Council the district will seek a referendum in April to address rising costs and chronic underfunding, including special education pressures; the proposed change would raise the mill rate by about $0.07 per $1,000.
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Superintendent Todd Felhofer told the Shell Lake City Council on March 9 that the School District of Shell Lake will place a referendum before voters in April to shore up operating revenue and relieve pressure on the general fund.
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