Hodag Statue in Downtown Rhinelander. Image courtesy: WAOW TV
RHINELANDER, WI (WAOW-WSAU) – Families in Rhinelander will be seeing a school referendum on November’s ballot.
If passed, the referendum would allow the district to receive $4 million dollars from the community, but an increase in state aid means it would actually serve as a tax reduction for families in the district.
“The biggest areas for need would be staffing, programs, curriculum, resources and all the costs – just like everything in our society – costs are going up,” said Eric Burke, Superintendent for the Rhinelander School District.
That four year referendum previously passed in 2018 and is now up for a renewal.
It will appear for district families on election day – November 8th.
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