Eric Scherzer

The district intends to change the way it conducts its lottery for the free preschool program.

Black and Hispanic students, economically disadvantaged students, and others fall behind.

Some voice support, some don’t but explain why and some stay silent.

Discuss asbestos mitigation and what happens if costs are higher than expected.

Repairs will go towards large infrastructure repairs, but also creating 21st century classrooms.

Average tax increase would equal to less than cup of coffee, supporters say.

School officials share how referendum came to be, how projects were prioritized.

Board president designated to make comments on behalf of all members.

District to receive $58 million from the state, covering 31% of projects deemed eligible for aid.

District has asked for response by Aug. 27, hopes to stay on track for November election.