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Schools here could close if voters don’t approve the property tax increase the school district says it needs.
“We are considering closing schools, but no specific schools have been identified or decisions made,” said Phil Onofrio, chief financial officer for the Eagle County School District. “We don’t want to threaten communities, so we are being vague, and no decisions have been reached.”
The district could save between $250,000 and $600,000 per school depending which schools it would close. Those savings also would depend on whether the school district could find someone else to use the building and pay the utilities.
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