After some failed attempts, the Milton School District takes another stab at a referendum.
The School Board voted six to one Monday night to direct district staff to draft a $59.96 million capital referendum, which if approved, could be on the April ballot.
The resolution will include renovations and additions at the middle school and all four elementary schools. The high school would get gym and STEM upgrades, additional classroom space and a new pool.
The solution was chosen from four options presented by Plunkett Raysich Architects, which was asked by the board to develop options that met districtwide needs for less than $60 million.
