Overview
- Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton’s bid to add $500 per student failed 619–652 in an unofficial count, a 33-vote margin.
- The DGF district says the defeat will mean further teacher reductions, larger class sizes, cuts to electives and CTE, and maintenance challenges.
- Breckenridge voters backed a long-planned school modernization and consolidation initiative with an unofficial 70–30 split.
- Moorhead leaders and an advocacy group said operating and capital levies passed based on email confirmation, with official posting still pending.
- The measures were part of 70 Minnesota school district referendums, many structured as ten-year levies, with Moorhead’s passage expected to avert more than $5 million in cuts.