Weak voter support prompts Summit School District to retreat from bond proposal and debate other ballot measure

Weak voter support prompts Summit School District to retreat from bond proposal and debate other ballot measure

A recent poll has Summit School District leaders backing away from a proposed $65 million bond measure and wrestling with whether public support is strong enough to justify asking voters to approve a mill levy override this November. Last month, a voter survey commissioned by the district found insufficient voter support for either proposed ballot measure. It also revealed broader concerns over the district’s financial stewardship, transparency …