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Use of the fund balance the past two budget cycles has helped Woodstock School District 200 avoid a large property tax increase. The Board of Education is facing a similar situation over the next two years. (PMA Securities graph)

Low interest rates in the fall of 2018 led the Board of Education to authorize the sale of bonds of up to $16 million to re-fund two 2010 construction bonds, a move that was expected to save almost $2.1 million over 10 years for Woodstock School District 200. In the fall of 2020, refunding of […]

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