Oaklyn School Leaders Talk Operations Referendum at Community Town Hall

The district, which could put a public question on the ballot in the spring, is facing a $927,000 deficit — roughly 8 percent of its $11-million budget — with little opportunity to make it up other than a bond vote. Officials say a successful referendum would stave off devastating cuts while creating a necessary cushion as the district continues to negotiate a new contract for its teachers. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…

By Matt Skoufalos | November 12, 2026