RANDOLPH — January opened with Randolph still reckoning with decisions made the year before, none more significant than the narrow defeat of the school district’s $9.75 million bond proposal. While the measure fell short, district leaders moved quickly to address immediate needs, advancing roof repairs and asbestos removal using the special building fund while beginning work on a revised bond plan. The message was clear early in the year: the conversation was not over.
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