School District 2 Trustees agreed in principal on Monday night to guidelines for spring levies for both the elementary and high school district.  The $1.3 million for the elementary district and $1.2 for the high school district would raise taxes about $9 and $6 per year respectively on a $100,000 home.  Trustees said they could put a lower figure on the ballot for the May 2 vote, depending on final approval of the state budget.

 

On Monday, they focused on what will change from last year’s failed levies.  A political advocacy group called Yes For Kids, has spearheaded the pro-levy campaign.  SD2 officials and administrators can’t take an advocacy position on levies, but can distribute educational information about why the district is running a levy.  District officials will host several community meetings.  Yes For Kids plans to target supportive voters.

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