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Portsmouth voters face a pivotal decision this November: approve a one percent sales tax to fund a $85 million K-8 school and overdue school upgrades. Backed by city council and enabled by new state legislation, the measure aims to deliver safe, modern learning environments—though critics like former board member Ted Lamb argue the district mismanaged funds and question whether money will actually fix basic infrastructure. With accountability and financial strain at the heart of the debate, the ballot outcome could reshape the future of Portsmouth’s education system.

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