The most significant portion of referendum funds usually goes toward staff salaries and benefits. To keep high-quality teachers from leaving for neighboring districts, Noblesville needs to offer competitive pay. Without referendum support, the district might face budget cuts that lead to larger class sizes and the loss of experienced educators.
Noblesville has been a leader in school safety, especially following the 2018 middle school shooting. Referendum funds are often earmarked for:
Extra funding ensures that "extras"—which many families consider essential—stay in the curriculum. This includes:
There is a direct correlation between the quality of a school district and local property values. Even for residents without children in school, a "Yes" vote is often seen as an investment in the town’s economic stability. High-performing schools attract new families and businesses, which keeps the local economy vibrant.
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