The Clinton Schools Bond Proposal Campaign Team has been hard at work the past few months raising awareness for the School's referendum which will be voted on Tuesday.

Head of the campaign team Renne Cluver calls this process stress free. He says the community has been very attentive to what they are doing and he feels a bigger sense of community pride after going through this process.

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Cluver credits Clinton Schools Superintendent Dr. Jeff Holmes and the work of his Board of Education for their work in carefully planning this and having every aspect figured out. Cluver says there was never a question that was not able to be answered, whether it was him or Dr. Holmes.

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Cluver hopes everyone in the community will vote on Tuesday. Many times people do not make their way out to vote in the primaries because they will have an opportunity to vote in the general election in November. Cluver says this item is a one time vote and people should get out and cast their ballots.

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This is an issue close to Cluver because he is a former educator and has seen the benefits a new school can serve to a school district. And with the district not raising taxes to build a new elementary building, Cluver feels it is an easy item to support.

With the push of incorporating technology into curriculum, having a new school building will serve the district well to do that.