The Brillion Public School District is thanking the community for passing an operational referendum.
Superintendent Corey Baumgartner says that the passage provides greater stability for the schools and allows them to keep focusing on what matters most: meaningful educational opportunities and support for every student.
The referendum’s approval means the district can exceed its state revenue limit by $1,000,000 per year for five years, beginning with the 2026-2027 school year and ending with the 2031-2032 school year.
It would address a Brillion School District deficit and preserve remaining core programs, class sizes, and student support.
Baumgartner also adds that the decision was made with “careful consideration and also understanding the responsibility that comes with your support. We will remain committed to being responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars, making thoughtful financial decisions, and ensuring resources are used to continue supporting student learning and success.”
The Brillion School Board will discuss the referendum at its next school board meeting on November 16th at Brillion Middle School.
