Referendums

Adams-Friendship Area: $2.5 million for the construction of a fine arts center.

Benton: $900,000 for operating costs over the next three years.

Cambria-Friesland: $1.4 million for operation costs over the next three years.

Cassville: $6 million over the next five years to maintain programming, facilities and the purchase of equipment.

Deforest: $41 million for a school building improvement plan and expansion of the technical education program.

Highland: Question 1 - $450,000 for constructing and equipping a fitness center and storage area. Question 2 - exceed spending by $250,000 for operational costs and the cost of financing deferred maintenance projects.

Jefferson: $2.8 million over the next three years to maintain elementary class size, comprehensive instructional programs, fine arts, student support services, information technology and facilities maintenance.

Lafarge: Question 1 - $1.9 million for the construction of a community wellness facility addition to the K-12 building. Question 2 - $5.6 million for improvements and additions to the district's K-12 building.

Mauston: Question 1 - $1.5 million over the next five year to continue education programs and services. Question 2 - $2.5 million for a district-wide school facility improvement program. Question 3 -$1.1 million over the next five years for technology.

Mayville: Question 1 - $3.7 million for the construction and furnishing of a gymnasium addition to the high school. Question 2 - $19.3 million to renovate the high school building and site.

Montello: $2.9 million over three years to maintain instructional programs.

Platteville: $15 million for additions and renovations to district buildings

Princeton: $1.35 million over next three years for operations.

Randolph: $17.5 million for construction and renovation, addition of furnishings and equipment as needed and demolition of an old school building if required.

River Ridge: $9.9 million to create one PK-12 campus at the Patch Grove site.

Verona: $8.35 million to acquire land by purchase or by eminent domain.

Wisconsin Heights: $3.25 million over the next two years for general operating costs