Cleveland Heights-University Heights District Seeks Voter Approval for Operating Levy
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What happened
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District is seeking voter approval for a new operating levy, which would fund teacher salaries, busing, and utilities. The levy is estimated to generate $11.1 million in annual revenue, and if passed, it would cost homeowners about $19 a month per every $100,000 of their home’s market value. Voters will decide on the additional tax levy in November.
From cleveland19.com
Why it matters
The district states the funds are necessary to cover day-to-day expenses, including classroom instruction, transportation, and special education. District administrators also noted that the district is planning to cut $5 million in funding over the next two years.
From cleveland19.com
Who's involved
- Cleveland Heights High SchoolA school within the district that could benefit from increased operational budgets.
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The entities involved
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Ohio
state of the United States of America
Related events
- Local school districts in Lucas County are seeking voter approval for necessary funding changes.
- The Cleveland Metropolitan School District operates under the governance of state education policy in Ohio.
- State law governs tax levy procedures in Ohio.
- A district in Ohio County is using state assessment standards.
- Barberton City Schools District operates under state fiscal oversight, which includes a budget commission.