Education

Scottsdale schools election days away

Supporters of M&O override confident

The Scottsdale Unified School District is asking voters this Tuesday to support a maintenance and operations override that would raise about $22.1 million per year. If approved, the new override would replace the current one and would not result in a property tax rate increase for homeowners in the district.

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With four days until Tuesday’s general election, Yes to Children Co-Chair Denny Brown feels pretty confident about Scottsdale Unified School District’s request for a maintenance and operations override extension.

The election is mail in ballot only, so voters won’t be able to go to a polling place to vote Tuesday.

Brown says he has gotten nothing but positive feed back about the ask so far.

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