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Robbinsdale Area Schools approves ballot questions for up to $413M in bonding revenue
Robbinsdale Area Schools approved ballot questions for up to $413 million in bonding revenue to fund school renovations, expansions, and reconfiguration. The proposal includes potential property tax increases and aims to address financial sustainability after a 2024 budget crisis. Key plans involve consolidating high school students into one campus and repurposing underutilized facilities.
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