Warden voters support school levies
Warden junior Kameron Jensen waits for the football. Initial results of the Feb. 10 special election show both Warden levies leading. The Educational Programs & Operations Levy helps support athletics and activities. The Capital Levy will be used for safety, security and technology upgrades.
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WARDEN — Initial ballot counts from the Feb. 10 special election show Warden School District voters approving both the district’s replacement levies, providing continued funding for school operations, safety improvements and technology upgrades. The election will be certified Feb. 20.
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