school levies

Mt. Healthy, Princeton, Milford, and Clinton-Massie schools will face tough choices in the coming year.

Several districts say they needed to pass levies to stay afloat and avoid deficit spending.

Getting levies to pass has not been easy for many schools across Southwest Ohio. Tuesday's special election, however, proved to be a mixed bag.

Due to a lack of funding, some school districts have made difficult decisions with their finances resulting in significant staff cuts and the reduction of various academic programs.

Ten school districts across southwest Ohio will depend on voters to pass local tax levies in May. Many are hoping for more success after a majority of school levies in the area were rejected by voters last fall.

Tuesday turned out to be a good day for area school districts asking property owners for money.The four major school levies in southwest Ohio all passed…

A tax levy for Lockland City Schools failed for the third time in a row in Tuesday’s primary election – this time by a scant 15 votes.And, also in…

Ohio is holding a special election today, but the vast majority of voters in southwest Ohio have no reason to go to the polls.Polling places in Hamilton…