PARMA, Ohio — After watching residents in Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills twice last year defeat new money operating levies, Parma City Schools are considering a different approach to increase revenue.
“Our financial position hasn’t changed,” Parma City Schools Superintendent Scott Hunt said. “We know that once we hit 2027, 2028 and 2029, we are not going to meet our days of cash policy we need to be able to operate in the black.
“I also heard very loud and clear from our three communities that a property tax increase is not something that they’re going to support…