Referendum Q & A
- What does revoke and replace mean?
- What steps has the district taken to reduce its budget and cut spending?
- What happens if the operating levy is not approved?
- If the ballot question is approved, how do we know the district will remain fiscally responsible?
- How does the district's cost-per-student spending compare to other districts?
- Why did the district decide to ask for an operating levy for $1,803 per student?
- Why is the district proposing a new operating levy?
- If approved, how will the levy funds be used by the district?
- If approved, how long will the levy last?
- What is the tax impact of the proposed new levy?
- What is a fund balance and how does it help the school district’s budget?
- How does the district spend its funding?
- Do other metro-area districts have more operating levy dollars than PLSAS?
- The Minnesota Legislature provided revenue for school districts - why does the district need additional funding from an operating levy?
- How do I vote in the election?
What does revoke and replace mean?
What steps has the district taken to reduce its budget and cut spending?
What happens if the operating levy is not approved?
If the ballot question is approved, how do we know the district will remain fiscally responsible?
How does the district's cost-per-student spending compare to other districts?
Why did the district decide to ask for an operating levy for $1,803 per student?
Why is the district proposing a new operating levy?
If approved, how will the levy funds be used by the district?
If approved, how long will the levy last?
What is the tax impact of the proposed new levy?
What is a fund balance and how does it help the school district’s budget?
How does the district spend its funding?
Do other metro-area districts have more operating levy dollars than PLSAS?
The Minnesota Legislature provided revenue for school districts - why does the district need additional funding from an operating levy?
How do I vote in the election?