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Central Valley School District Levy Renewal Vote Scheduled for Next Month

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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Voters in the Central Valley School District will decide next month whether to renew a school levy that funds services including special education and extracurricular activities. The current levy rate is $2.50 per $1,000 of assessed home value. Superintendent John Parker stated that the levy provides 16% of the district’s budget and supports 300 jobs.

From kxly920.com

Why it matters

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The levy is necessary to maintain existing services and programs within the district. If the levy fails, Superintendent John Parker indicated that the 300 jobs funded by the levy could be subject to cuts.

From kxly920.com

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    Jobs within the district might face cuts if the levy fails, affecting local employment.

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