Superintendent Says Moving School Board Election Would Cost More Money
Bing offers figures supporting board's argument that vote should take place in April, not November
Tonight’s township council meeting will again address the increasingly controversial issue of whether to move school board elections to November from April. Four members of the school board spoke at last Monday’s meeting, three in opposition and one in support of moving the election. The debate continued at the BOE meeting the following night on February 14. Proponents of the initiative say a November election would save the township money and would result in greater voter turnout. The school board says the move would create a host of administrative problems and hidden costs to taxpayers. Today Patch received the following message from School Superintendent Jason Bing, who outlined some of the data he sees supporting his opposition to …
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