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Rotan ISD Town Hall Lays Bare Urgent Infrastructure Crisis Ahead Bond Vote
  • Rotan ISD’s financial advisor Lake Lawrence covers factors that put the district in strong position for bond repayment with minimal impact to local residents.
    Rotan ISD’s financial advisor Lake Lawrence covers factors that put the district in strong position for bond repayment with minimal impact to local residents.
  • Superintendent Michael Rudewick stands at the base of the stairs leading from classrooms to the school auditorium, leading those who attended Monday’s town hall meeting on a tour of areas that would be upgraded for ADA compliance should the propose bond pass.
    Superintendent Michael Rudewick stands at the base of the stairs leading from classrooms to the school auditorium, leading those who attended Monday’s town hall meeting on a tour of areas that would be upgraded for ADA compliance should the propose bond pass.
    Rotan ISD hosted its fourth public town hall meeting on Tuesday, March 25, as the district continues efforts to engage the community and provide information ahead of a second bond election scheduled for May 3. While fewer than 30 people attended the event at the Rotan ISD Auditorium, participants asked more questions than in previous sessions, with a clear focus on infrastructure concerns and t...

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