Voters Consider School Levies in May Elections

Several school districts across the U.S. are preparing to present tax levies to voters in upcoming elections. In Clark County, Washington, four replacement levies are on the ballot, including those from Evergreen and Vancouver Public Schools, aimed at funding educational programs and safety improvements. Meanwhile, in Ohio, districts such as Beavercreek and Oakwood are also seeking voter approval for school funding initiatives, with Beavercreek proposing a bond issue to build a new high school. Additionally, Ravenna and Streetsboro in Ohio are considering school levies, as local council positions will also be contested. In Wood County, three schools are requesting support for levies aimed at current expenses and improvements. As these various districts seek funding through local taxes, officials emphasize the importance of informing taxpayers about the intended use of the funds.