United South Central is off to a smooth start to the new school year, with enrollment approaching 750 students, up from 740 last year, according to Superintendent Taylor Topinka.
The district is welcoming 11 new teachers, including two new positions added because of growing enrollment and new state funding.
USC is also preparing for a November 3rd Referendum, asking voters to approve $22.6 million for 11 additional classrooms and new physical education space.
The district plans to hold several public information opportunities in the coming weeks, giving residents a chance to learn more about the proposal and ask questions.
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