After hearing from the public Waupun school officials are moving forward with plans for a major building referendum this fall. The board reviewed results of a district survey at their meeting this week. Superintendent Tanya Gubin says the survey is designed to ensure a referendum reflects the wants and needs of the District and its residents. “The biggest thing is it looks like we’ve got pretty solid support,” Gubin told WFDL news. “Sixty seven percent said it makes sense to pursue a referendum.” Gubin says survey results also show respondents support deferred maintenance items.
