(ABC 6 News) — Hayfield Community Schools will put a referendum on the ballot in November after approving a resolution to revoke its current referendum and seek a new one at its July school board meeting. Hayfield Superintendent Gregg Slaathaug confirmed the new referendum request to ABC 6 News. The existing referendum is a 10-year referendum that is in its fifth year. If passed, the new referendum would create $1250 per student, coming out to about 4.3% of the district’s annual budget. Slaathaug said the referendum would go towards the district’s General Obligation Fund.