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Camas school levies are passing

Majority of voters favor propositions that continue funding reduced class sizes, athletics programs, extracurricular activities and technology

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Drivers pass by signs calling for voters to cast "no" votes against two Camas School District levies and to reopen Camas schools at the Sixth Avenue roundabout on Monday, Feb. 8. (Photo by Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

Camas School District voters are passing two replacement levies tonight, in an election local school boosters have called “critical” to the future of Camas schools. 

With more than 80 percent of ballots already counted Tuesday, Feb. 9, the school district’s two, three-year replacement levies were passing by comfortable margins. 

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