The Mishawaka schools are one step closer to asking taxpayers to fund up to $28 million in facilities improvements throughout the district.
On Tuesday evening, the school board gave the administration permission to advertise that there will be a public hearing on the matter at the next board meeting on June 11.
There, residents of Mishawaka schools will have the opportunity to voice their opinions about the proposal prior to the board's vote.
If a referendum is ultimately approved by taxpayers, the measure would add about $100 per year in property taxes to a property valued at $100,000.
Wednesday night, patrons have one last opportunity, in a school-based setting, to officially hear details and see photos of some of the work the administration says is needed.
At 7 p.m., in the cafeteria of Mishawaka High School, Superintendent Terry Barker and Business Manager Randy Squadroni will discuss the proposal.
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