Indian River embarking on referendum campaign

First increase since ’17 would pay for operating costs, recruitment, retention

By Glenn Rolfe

Posted 2/3/25

The Indian River School District is ready to campaign, as leaders seek approval of a March 20 current expense referendum to support increased operating costs and the recruitment and retention of staff.

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Indian River embarking on referendum campaign

First increase since ’17 would pay for operating costs, recruitment, retention

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Icy day

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