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Voting in Tippecanoe County begins on April 5th and continues through Election Day, May 4, 2010.

During most of this time period any registered voter may vote in the County Office Building, 20 N 3rd St, Lafayette. Voting at this location is available during normal business hours Monday through Friday on the third floor of the building.

Voting in the County Office Building ends at Noon, Monday May 3, 2010.

Satellite Sites shown below have voting only on the dates and times listed. Voting at the long term sites begins April 24th and goes every day of the week from Noon to 7:00 PM until Sunday, May 2, 2010

Voters may vote on Election Day, May 4, 2010 at any one of the Election Day Vote Centers shown below. Voting on Election Day begins at 6:00 AM and closes at 6:00 PM.

Doing all we can to cut costs...

West Lafayette Jr / Sr High SchoolWLCSC will not be able to maintain its current academic, co- and extra-curricular programs unless we find additional sources of revenue.

Class size will grow from just over 20 students to more than 40 per classroom.

Without additional revenue, the state’s new funding formula will force WLCSC into the bottom 2% of schools statewide in spending per pupil, and class sizes will increase.

WLCSC will be forced to run schools with $30,000 less per classroom than Lafayette schools and $60,000 less per classroom
than Indianapolis schools.

West Lafayette #1 Football Team 2009

The school district will continue to cut costs where possible. WLCSC spends only 17 cents of every dollar on administration, resulting in one of the lowest administrative General Fund costs in the state for a school district our size.

As revenues decrease, the number of teachers and staff is reduced.  This year, WLCSC reduced expenditures by $650,000. Cuts included 4.5 teaching positions, 9 staff positions, 2 technology positions, 1 administrative position and 18 coaching positions. Through a fund-raiser, federal grants and attrition 8 teaching positions were saved.