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Dorchester District 2 says $200M referendum would help address overcrowding

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Voters will have an opportunity to decide on whether to approve a $200 million school referendum in a few months. The referendum would allow Dorchester School District 2 to upgrade infrastructure. The district has rezoned students and brought in more cottages, trailers and wings to schools.

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Dorchester District 2 says $200M referendum would help address overcrowding

DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – School leaders in Dorchester County are looking at ways to address growth. Voters will have an opportunity to decide on whether to approve a $200 million school referendum in a few months that would allow Dorchester School District 2 (DD2) to upgrade infrastructure. “We’re in an area here that is growing rapidly,” said DD2 Superintendent Dr. Shane Robbins. “My focus since I’ve been here is how are we going to man…

1 month ago·Charleston, United States

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