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Good morning from Amelia at Chalkbeat Indiana.

I’ve spent the past two days staring at a whole bunch of figures — referendum figures, to be exact. By now, you know that a record number of Indiana school districts are seeking referendums this November. We’re also working on a voter guide to help inform you at the polls.

But I’d like to know how you feel about your district’s attempt to pass one. Fill out this short survey and help inform our coverage.

In Detroit, voters just passed a crucial tax levy for schools. That leads your inbox today.

Local education coverage is disappearing. Chalkbeat helps families and educators understand what’s changing. We can’t do it without you.

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