Marshalltown middle school renovation on November ballot
MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — Voters in Marshalltown will decide this November whether to spend $57 million to renovate an aging school.
The Marshalltown School Board approved a referendum on Monday night to put the measure on the November ballot. The referendum will cover part of the $100 million price tag to fix up Miller Middle School.
The board also approved an additional $66 million SAVE bond for the project, which does not need public approval. The SAVE bond is a funding stream formerly known as the local option sales and services tax for school infrastructure. A small portion of that money will go to other projects in the district.
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