WALES — Voters in Regional School Unit 4 rejected the proposed budget of $18.8 million for fiscal year 2016-17 by a vote of 184-213.
The amount was $100,000 less than the previously rejected budget.
The towns voted as follows:
• Sabattus, rejected, 59-94;
• Litchfield, rejected, 77-96; and
• Wales, approved, 48-23.
The school board will meet tomorrow evening at 6:30 p.m. at Oak Hill High School to discuss the next step.
“The board won’t hurry into creating a new budget,” Superintendent Jim Hodgkin said in a statement. “Voters approved this budget at the meeting and there is no fluff unless we take programs away from our students and staff. This budget is bare bones.”
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