The Herricks School District held a special election on Tuesday to allow voters to vote on two separate bond propositions; one for a $39.5 million dollar bond to enlarge the elementary schools, build new science labs, create an all-day kindergarten and build an all-weather track. The second proposition was to construct a new auditorium at the high school for $7 million. Both were resoundingly defeated.
The total vote in all three schools for Proposition No. 1 - Yes: 1,068; No: 1,670
The total vote in all three schools for Proposition No. 2 - Yes: 908; No: 1,757
Breakdown of the votes by individual school:
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Prop. No. 1-Yes: 337
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No: 385
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Prop. No. 2-Yes: 307
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No: 413
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Prop. No. 1- Yes: 338
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No: 500
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Prop. No. 2-Yes: 292
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No: 526
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Prop. No. 1- Yes: 369
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No: 733
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Prop. No. 2-Yes: 285
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No: 766
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Prop No. 1-Yes: 24
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No: 52
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Prop. No. 2-Yes: 24
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No: 52
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The Herricks School Board will hold its next school board meeting on May 4 at 7:15 p.m. at the Herricks Community Center.