Typically, a district goes on the ballot every three or four years. Because we have been fiscally responsible, we have been able to avoid asking for a levy for over 14 years. In Fiscal Year (FY) 2023, the District began deficit spending, which means we are spending more money than we are bringing in.

Property value increases negatively impacted the State Funding Formula, causing the state to contribute less per student. Inflation has resulted in increased costs to operate- everything from buying milk for school lunches to fueling our buses to ensuring our salaries are competitive. This operating levy would allow us to close the funding gap. 

Whether you vote on the levy or not, Reynoldsburg City Schools believes voting leads to stronger communities and local pride. If you are not registered to vote, you can begin the process on Ohio’s election website or vote.gov.

Typically, a district goes on the ballot every three or four years. Because we have been fiscally responsible, we have been able to avoid asking for a levy for over 14 years. In Fiscal Year (FY) 2023, the District began deficit spending, which means we are spending more money than we are bringing in.

Property value increases negatively impacted the State Funding Formula, causing the state to contribute less per student. Inflation has resulted in increased costs to operate- everything from buying milk for school lunches to fueling our buses to ensuring our salaries are competitive. This operating levy would allow us to close the funding gap. 

A way to finance the construction of new buildings or office space

Red X iconA way to spend above our current needs

Red X icon    A way to spend on new projects outside of the current operating budget 

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