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Sauk County, Wisconsin

New middle school bond referendum

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New middle school bond referendum is a bond question for School District of Reedsburg on the November 3, 2026 ballot. The district's board voted August 17, 2026 to place a referendum on the November 3 ballot to authorize bonds to build a new middle school for grades 6-8 on district-owned land next to Prairie Ridge Intermediate School, replacing Webb Middle School, which the district cites for aging mechanical/electrical systems and other facility failures. Approximately $83 million (project cost per the district's August 17, 2026 board resolution, as reported; exact bond amount and official ballot wording not yet confirmed against a county or district document)

Bond questionSchool District of ReedsburgDetails pending the official notice
A yes vote means: The district could issue general obligation bonds to build the new middle school.
A no vote means: The district could not issue the bonds and Webb Middle School would remain in use.
Cost, rate or term as stated: Approximately $83 million (project cost per the district's August 17, 2026 board resolution, as reported; exact bond amount and official ballot wording not yet confirmed against a county or district document)
How it reached the ballot: School District of Reedsburg Board of Education
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Source: School District of Reedsburg (board resolution; existence and amount corroborated by Channel3000/WKOW/WFRV local news reports citing the district, official ballot text not yet located) (official document).
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