Mentor Schools Seek $13.5M Levy to Avoid Cuts
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Mentor Public Schools in Ohio seeks a new levy to ease budget woes, with a five-year plan aiming to bring in $13.5 million annually. The district has already implemented cuts, eliminating over 30 positions, and faces potential slashes of $3.4 million if voters reject the levy. Superintendent Craig Heath emphasizes the districts commitment to quality services, despite challenges posed by an aging community and fixed incomes. Town halls are scheduled for March 26th to discuss the issue.
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