Voters rejected a $15M referendum in 2024. Now the N.J. school district wants $28.5M.
A New Jersey school district is seeking approval for a $28.5 million referendum after voters previously rejected a $15 million proposal. The state would cover $7.2 million of the costs if the measure passes.
If the measure is approved, the state would contribute $7.2 million, lowering the district’s share to $21.3 million.
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