In early October, Brent Elementary students and teachers enjoyed a short fall field trip to Uncle Bill’s Garden Center. Uncle Bill and his staff graciously welcomed the students and taught about the different types of pumpkins and gourds. He provided some fun facts for the students – Did you know
FINNEYTOWN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE Fiscal Year 2018-2019 General Fund Bond Retirement Perm Improvement All Other Funds Total All Funds Beginning Balance 6,323,727 714,161 356,613 761,049 8,155,550 Revenues Local Taxes 9,938,344 917,131 221,807 0 11,077,282 Tuition, Fees & Interest 1,450,567 14
What is the difference between an Operating Levy, Permanent Improvement Levy and Bond Issue? Finneytown Local School District utilizes the following three types of local tax revenue options: Operating levy A voted local property tax The primary vehicle used to raise local funds for a district’s General Fund (001) Can
Why is the Board bringing this proposal to the community now? There has never been a better time to more affordably replace our outdated, inefficient and expensive to maintain buildings with newly constructed school buildings. Here is a “By the Numbers” look at why: 1) 27.8 million The amount of
Finneytown Master Plan project details This proposal calls for the construction of the Master Plan in two distinct phases. Assuming passage of the bond issue in November 2019, Phase I would begin in the spring of 2020. Phase II would begin approximately two to three years later, when the state
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