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School Board To Consider Levy Again During Monday Meeting
The Twinsburg Board of Education will hold a special meeting Monday to discuss whether to put a renewal levy on the ballot in August.
The Twinsburg Board of Education will hold a special meeting Monday to discuss whether to put a renewal levy on the ballot in August.
The move comes after the board decided in March to withdraw the 6.9-mill renewal levy from the ballot in May because of confusion over the governor's education budget proposal, which at the time showed Twinsburg receiving a large increase in state funding.
Now the board is going to consider putting the levy on the ballot on Aug. 6, said Superintendent Kathi Powers.
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At the time the board said it would likely consider putting the levy on the ballot later this year after the state budget picture clears up.
The 6.9-mill levy equates to about $4.4 million in revenue for the school board per year.
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The special meeting is scheduled for 7:30 a.m. April 22 at the government center.
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