Sylvania Board of Education passes resolution outlining cuts should levy fail
25-08-2026 03:36 via toledoblade.com

Sylvania Board of Education passes resolution outlining cuts should levy fail

The Sylvania Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution Monday approving $11.3 million in cuts if its upcoming levy does not pass on Election Day.During its Monday meeting, the board approved the district’s projected financial response if the 1 percent earned-income tax levy
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