A school district is weighing its next school tax levy amid lower enrollment and a significant deficit. The deficit is nearly $40 million. The school board has voted to pre-certify the maximum levy, with the final amount still to be determined. This decision allows for the possibility of an increase or decrease in the levy.
The school system is facing financial challenges, and the tax levy is being considered as a potential solution. Further details on the tax levy process and the school district's financial situation are available from the source.
The school board's decision is a step in the tax levy process, and the final outcome has not been determined.
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