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Wording for operational part of Waunakee School District's referendum settled (opens the original)
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Language pertaining to the operational portion of the Waunakee School Districtâs upcoming referendum has been finalized. The school board voted unanimously to approve the wording at its meeting Sept. 14, after school officials tweaked it to emphasize that if it passes, the money for operations is only for providing staff compensation that is competitive with comparable school districts. âWe just want to make sure we are accurately communicating to the public the intentions of the board relat
Marshall ELC/Elementary 11th Annual Tailgate Picnic — Color Run (opens the original)
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The Marshall Early Learning Center/Elementary 11th Annual Tailgate Picnic/Color Run took place on Friday, Sept. 18, with a free dinner served. Rainy weather forced the event to go indoors. School mascot, Maynard, on hand for pictures, and the high school band performed. Then, everyone headed outside for music and the 20-minute Color Run. There was a competition between schools to see which one would have the best attendance rate to start the school year. The ELC came out on top with a 96.7% atte
Estimated $39.5 million 2026-27 approved at Monona Grove School District annual meeting (opens the original)
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A projected tax levy of $39.5 million was approved for the 2026-27 Monona Grove School District budget by those attending the annual meeting on Sept. 14. That figure represents a 1.6% increase over the 2025-26 amount, although the tax levy rose 16.8% last year. âThe reason we had such a large increase last year was because of the $6.2 million recurring referendum that the voters did approve and no increase in state aids,â said Deputy Superintendent Kristin Sobocinski. âSo, now thatâs lev
Goodbye, Taylor Prairie (opens the original)
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There was a strong turnout earlier in July for Taylor Prairie's Goodbye Picnic, which celebrated a school that played such a big role in the lives of students their families and the Cottage Grove community. I t was a chance for the Taylor Prairie community to gather one last time to share experiences, laughs, memories and appreciation for the school. The Monona Grove School Board voted to close the school in December 2025 and combine it with Cottage Grove School in a K4-2 consolidation. Thanks f
Report projects five-year enrollment decline for Monona Grove School District (opens the original)
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Enrollment in the Monona Grove School District is projected to decline, according to Sarah Kemp, of the University of Wisconsin Applied Population Lab. âIn five years, youâre looking at anywhere between a little over 3,000 [to] as little as 2,986,â said Kemp, who manages the organizationâs School Enrollment Projections Program. Kemp presented the Labâs study to the school board on Tuesday, July 14. She reported that the biggest drop-offs are expected at the elementary school level. In
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