After three school levies and a bond issue failed back in May, the Strongsville City School District is once again asking voters to approve a new levy. District leaders say if it doesn’t pass, they’ll be forced to make major cuts.
“We’ve reduced our expenditures, we’ve spent down the cash, and we’re asking you for the least amount possible that we can preserve what we’ve built together in Strongsville City schools,” said Cameron Ryba, superintendent.
Last Thursday, the Strongsville Board of Education approved a 6.7-mill operating levy for the ballot. Superintendent Ryba says if passed, it would generate about $15 million annually…