Can a school committee change a town article that was voted on two years ago

[Guest Kim g]

As a town we voted on this specific article VOTE EAST MEADOW SCHOOL BALLOT QUESTION
Shall the Town of Granby be allowed to exempt from the provisions of Proposition two-and-one-half, so called, the amounts required to pay for the bonds issued in order for the new construction of an approximate 31,730 gross square foot addition and thorough renovation of the existing 37,030 gross square foot East Meadow Elementary School, including the payment of costs incidental or related thereto, for a combined Pre-K through sixth grade school with an approximate total gross square footage of 68,760 with all new construction/renovation work to occur at the current East Meadow Elementary School site located at.........

The administration has changed programming after a year and wants to move our 6th grade out and into our highschool.  Essentially changing the building to pre-k to 6.  This decision is being voted on by the school committee.  Is that legal to do?  I would think the vote would need to be brought back to the town.

[Hieu H. Huynh]

9 minutes ago, Guest Kim g said:

Is that legal to do?

Ask an attorney.

[Guest Kim g]

I have tried everyone I have spoke to will not get involved because it’s political.  

 

[Gary Novosielski]

15 minutes ago, Guest Kim g said:

I have tried everyone I have spoke to will not get involved because it’s political.  

 

I sympathize, but the answers to your questions are not likely to be found within the pages of RONR.

[Atul Kapur]

12 hours ago, Guest Kim g said:

I have tried everyone I have spoke to will not get involved because it’s political.  

 

Hire an attorney. That should get someone willing to give an opinion. Perhaps look to someone in a neighbouring jurisdiction.