The Radnor Township School Board is pulling out all stops to get residents to vote against the proposed constitutional amendment on the Nov. 7 ballot. They have yard signs and plan to print up placards to hand out to voters at the polls. School Board Member Amy Goldman, co-chair of the board’s governmental affairs committee, said the board had passed a resolution opposing Senate Bill 76 in February and that this amendment, if approved, would pave the way for Senate Bill 76 or similar legislation to be passed.
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