In September, the Stafford Township School District will seek the help of voters on a $75.7 million referendum that it claims will strengthen the structures and systems of its school buildings while supporting enrollment growth.

“We know it’s a big number, but it’s really a matter of now or later,” said Superintendent George Chidiac during an interview several days after the board of education approved the maneuver to go after the referendum during its public meeting on June 3.