Levy Information
School districts need money to maintain operations, and voted levies are the main source of funding for most districts in Ohio. This page includes more information about levies and why school districts need to ask taxpayers for more money every few years.
Centerville City Schools' levy, Issue 31 on the November 2024 ballot, is a 3.9-mill operating levy.
Know the Facts
- This levy is necessary to maintain current education programs and keep up with rising costs.
- Centerville is consistently rated as one of the top school districts in Ohio.
- The district cut $3.5 million, which included 48 staff positions.
- Centerville Schools receives relatively flat funding from voted levies and from the state of Ohio.
- This levy would cost $11.40 a month per $100,000 of home value as determined by the county auditor.
Please use the search functions below to learn more about school finances and details about the levy that will be on the Nov. 5, 2024 ballot.
What do you want to know about school levies?
School finances can be complicated, and we want our community members to be as informed as possible. If you have questions about school funding, you can click on a topic or use the keyword search to read through frequently asked questions and answers. You can also click on the Load More FAQ button to see additional questions and answers.
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Upcoming Community Meetings
This summer, Centerville City Schools will host two presentations and several informal meetings to discuss school finances and possible next steps for additional district funding.
Community Forums
These events will include a district presentation and an opportunity for community feedback and questions.
- Watch Sept. 10 presentation on YouTube
- Watch Sept. 24 presentation on YouTube
- Watch Oct. 10 presentation on YouTube
Elks Connect: Black & Gold Conversations for a Stronger School Community
These events are informal opportunities to talk with Superintendent Jon Wesney and other members of the district leadership team.
- Wednesday, Oct. 16 - 6:30 p.m. at Primary Village South, 8388 Paragon Rd.
- Thursday, Oct. 17 - 5:30 p.m. at Schoolhouse Park Shelter, 1875 Nutt Rd.
- Tuesday, Oct. 29 - 5:30 p.m. at Forest Field Park Shelter, 2100 E. Centerville Station Rd.
If your neighborhood or community organization is interested in hosting one of these chats, please reach out to Sarah Swan.