Cromwell-Wright school leaders hopeful about school referendum, vote is Tuesday
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On Valentine’s Day, voters will head to the polls in Cromwell, to decide about a $6.45 million dollar bond referendum.
According to the district, the money would be used for the construction of secure entrances and safety improvements at the school site; the construction and equipping of physical education facilities and a student commons area; remodeling and upgrades to learning spaces and restrooms; the construction of parking lots, sidewalks, and drop off and traffic flow improvements; and the completion of various deferred maintenance projects.
“We are feeling hopeful,” shared Nathan Libbon, Cromwell-Wright’s superintendent. “These projects are based on community input from surveys.”
Libbon said they haven’t done any significant upgrades to the building since 1995.
About 300 kids walk the halls each day.
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Voting hours are from 1-8pm Tuesday at the Sno-Gophers Snowmbile Club, at 1247 Highway 73 in Cromwell.
The referendum needs a simple majority to pass.
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