Voters in three area school districts resulted in a split decision Tuesday, with Sturgon Bay voters agreee to allow their district to exceed state-imposed revenue limits to help fund school operations.
The Luxemburg-Casco and Southern Door district voters did not give approval for operational referendums.
The Luxemburg-Casco School District asked voters to approve $1.8 million annually for three years, replacing an existing three-year referendum approved in 2024 that provides the same amount of funding each year.
Results:
Yes: 1,081
No: 1,129
The Sturgeon Bay School District sought approval to exceed its revenue limit by $3.75 million annually for five years to support district operations, including more competitive teacher compensation.
Results:
Yes: 2,487
No: 1,871
The Southern Door School District sought approval to exceed its revenue limit by $2.055 million annually for three years, after a larger operational referendum failed in April.
Results:
Yes: 2,324
No: 2,424
Voter were also faced with three proposed amendments to the Wisconsin Constitution addressing the closure of places of worship during emergencies, the governor's partial veto powers and affirmative action policies. Those results will be reported Wednesday.
