Voters in Peshtigo will decide the fate of nearly 34-million dollar proposal to build a new school. The combined middle and high school would house nearly 700-plus students, and would feature much more space to prevent overcrowding while creating new opportunities for students.
The 27 acres site, adjacent to the elementary school on Trout Creek, would incorporate the natural environment into the development.
If approved, the proposal would raise property taxes for home owners an average between 150-300 dollars.
For more information on the proposal, visit this website. The referendum will be on the ballot in Peshtigo tomorrow.
