Question 9 Referendum FAQ

Moorestown Township Public School District · November 6, 2024

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Referendum consequences and class-size concerns

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Presenter (S1) warned that if the school referendum does not pass, existing elementary class sizes (already about 25 students at Baker and near-capacity at South Valley and Roberts) will grow further as new housing increases enrollment, which would threaten instructional quality and the district's reputation. The presenter argued that additional classroom space is needed and acknowledged that maintaining class-size standards will likely cost money.

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A presenter argued that if a proposed school funding referendum fails, rising enrollment driven by new housing will push elementary class sizes above 25 students in the Moorestown Township Public School District and that additional space — likely costly — will be required to preserve instructional quality.

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