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Bond support group invites community to town hall meeting

Ferndale School Board meeting at Vista Middle School library (March 27, 2018). Photo: My Ferndale News

A group formed to promote the Ferndale School District bond proposition on the recent General Election ballot has scheduled a town hall meeting at the Pioneer Pavilion Community Center on Thursday, November 15th.

As of the last ballot count on November 9th, Proposition 2018-7 to approve general obligation bonds of $112 million had 58.51% of the votes in approval. It required more than 60% (a super majority) approval to pass. The Whatcom County Elections Division reported only 34 ballots were left to count countywide.

Support Ferndale Schools announced over the weekend that the community is encouraged to attend the meeting which will be held between 7pm and 8:30pm.

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According to the organizers,

Come down with all your questions, comments, ideas, enthusiasm, and concerns. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. We are planning to have District Administrators onsite as well as Support Ferndale Schools team members, including Joe Lupo and Wendy Lawrence, to answer questions and address some of the comments we have seen recently on social media.

For those unable to attend, organizers would like to know if you would support the School District putting the bond proposition on the ballot in the same form again next year in February or April. Your response along with any comments can be sent via email to info@supportferndaleschools.com.

 

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