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Most of the people at Wednesday's town hall were district employees. Many said they liked ideas in the plan, but questioned how they might be funded.
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The new strategic plan will act as a road map for the district, but will also be a sales pitch to voters this November, when the district is likely to have a new tax levy request on the ballot for the first time in 10 years.
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We talk to Cincinnati Public Schools leaders.
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It's been 10 years since the school district last asked voters for additional revenue, but many Board members now agree it's time to submit a request.
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Administrations presented the recommendation to the Board of Education during a meeting Monday evening. More than 60 people, many of them CPS employees, spoke out during public comment against the cuts. Many demanded the Board vote to place a levy on the ballot in November to provide the school system with financial relief.
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From school levies to new legislation that could claw back funding from public schools, we talk with school leaders.
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Several local districts say they're struggling to balance their budgets and need additional funds to stay afloat. New money has been hard to come by.
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The superintendent told community members the district can't make any more cuts to staffing or transportation, and will need to consider cutting funding for athletics if the levy doesn't pass.
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While some of the largest proposals failed, like Lakota Local Schools' $506 million ballot issue, other levy renewals, and even a few new bond issues that promised not to raise taxes, received support at the ballot box.
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Are school districts more dependent on levies this year?