MARYSVILLE, Ohio-Marysville School District is proposing a new levy on the November 5th ballot, marking the first such measure in 15 years. Following a failed attempt in 2023, the district hopes this levy will secure funding to maintain current programs and avoid further cuts. If rejected, the district plans to eliminate student resource officers, increase extracurricular fees by 285%, and make job cuts across all school levels. The proposed levy would raise taxes by $192.50 per $100,000 of property value. Supporters argue it’s essential for preserving school quality and community benefits, while critics express concerns about the tax impact. If approved, additional revenue could help reinstate supplemental contracts, transportation, and class size caps for the 2025-26 school year.
