According to data on file at the Indiana Department of Education, the district grew more than 23 percent in the past decade.
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Snapp said the district is the second-fastest growing in the state and will have to address its population increase at some point. "We will step back and take a look at the results and what those seem to indicate, and, over time, formulate a plan." "I'm certainly disappointed for our teachers and community members that worked so hard for this," Brownsburg Superintendent Jim Snapp said. Both failed, with more than 52 percent of voters opposing them. The proposed tax increase was offered in two referendums. Brownsburg residents voted down a $96 million tax increase, opting Tuesday to deny the construction of a new elementary school and an upgrade of the high school.
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