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DESCRIPTION:We will have one or more speakers discussing Scarborough's two 
 upcoming school referendum questions.   From the Portland Press Herald: T
 he first question\, if approved\, would allow the town to borrow $129.85 m
 illion to demolish and rebuild Eight Corners School\, as well as add one-s
 tory additions to Blue Point and Pleasant Hill schools to replace portable
  classrooms. The project would also include $3.6 million in additions to W
 entworth and $28.65 million in improvements to the middle school\, enough 
 to meet capacity needs for current enrollment. The improvements are estima
 ted to cost the average taxpayer $400 per year. The new Eight Corners Scho
 ol would serve 380 students\, Blue Point School would serve 232 students a
 nd Pleasant Hill would serve 224 students after the overhauls. The changes
  are estimated to increase primary school capacity within the town by 194 
 students\, on par with Scarborough Public School’s projection of an incr
 ease of almost 200 K-2 students in the next five years. The second questio
 n\, which can only be voted on if the first question is approved\, would a
 uthorize $10 million to build a second story on the addition to Scarboroug
 h Middle School to accommodate the expected growth.  
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SEQUENCE:1
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Scarborough School Building Referendum Questions
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>We will have one or more speakers discuss
 ing Scarborough's two upcoming school referendum questions.</div>\n\n<div>
 &nbsp\;</div>\n\n<div>From the Portland Press Herald:</div>\n\n<div>\n<p><
 em>The first question\, if approved\, would allow the town to borrow $129.
 85 million to demolish and rebuild Eight Corners School\, as well as add o
 ne-story additions to Blue Point and Pleasant Hill schools to replace port
 able classrooms. The project would also include $3.6 million in additions 
 to Wentworth and $28.65 million in improvements to the middle school\, eno
 ugh to meet capacity needs for current enrollment. The improvements are es
 timated to cost the average taxpayer $400 per year.</em></p>\n\n<p><em>The
  new Eight Corners School would serve 380 students\, Blue Point School wou
 ld serve 232 students and Pleasant Hill would serve 224 students after the
  overhauls. The changes are estimated to increase primary school capacity 
 within the town by 194 students\, on par with Scarborough Public School’
 s projection of an increase of almost 200 K-2 students in the next five ye
 ars.</em></p>\n\n<p><em>The second question\, which can only be voted on i
 f the first question is approved\, would authorize $10 million to build a 
 second story on the addition to Scarborough Middle School to&nbsp\;<a href
 ="https://www.pressherald.com/2025/07/17/scarborough-school-overhauls-one-
 step-closer-to-referendum/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">acco
 mmodate the expected growth</a>.</em></p>\n</div>\n
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