Many meetings were held in the towns involved, and a brochure suggesting curriculum and cost was presented to the townspeople. But in 1952 the issue was once more turned down by the voters. It was not until 1955 that the matter was reconsidered.
Many gatherings were held within the involved towns, and a brochure suggesting educational programs and expenses was provided to the town residents. However, in 1952 the proposal was again rejected by the voters. It wasn't until 1955 that the issue was reconsidered.