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Stevensville School District seeks reduced technology levy funding

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Stevensville School District is attempting to pass a new technology levy this November after a previous attempt failed earlier this year. Technology Director William Hunt explained that the majority of the requested funds would support behind-the-scenes technology, including door access, security cameras, and financial systems for the business office. The district is seeking $150,000 per school district this time, totaling $300,000, which is less than the previous ask of $500,000 or $250,000.

From kpax.com

Why it matters

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The district stated that the levy is intended to enhance education while maintaining a focus on traditional learning methods. The funding is designated for essential operational technology required to run the school district, such as student information systems and security infrastructure.

From kpax.com

Who's involved

  • HuntTechnology Director who explained the use of technology within the district
  • StevensvilleThe town where the school district is seeking levy funding

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The entities involved

  • Hunt

    artist, part of duo Mortimer & Hunt

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  • Stevensville

    town in Ravalli County, Montana, United States

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