
Protect education and our community.
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Based on the most recent MEVSD enrollment study, enrollment is now projected to grow at an average of 80 students per year.
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The last new operating levy was more than 15 years ago.
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Marysville’s per-pupil expenditure is $2,669 below the state average
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MEVSD is the bottom 17% of all Ohio schools
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MEVSD is the 2nd lowest in Central Ohio
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97% of Ohio school districts operate with more revenue per pupil.
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MEVSD is $4,783 below the state average
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MEVSD is THE lowest in Central Ohio
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The need to protect education in our Marysville Schools is real.

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REINSTATE all Student Resource Officers in the MEVSD school district that were eliminated in November
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REINSTATE all 30 staffing positions that were eliminated for the 2025/2026 school year.
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REINSTATE the theatrical arts program for the entire district
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REINSTATE AP course offering and elective offering that were eliminated for the 2025/2026 school year.
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REINSTATE Catseye, Mock Trial & Technology Club
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Bring the Pay to Play back down to $200 with a family cap of $600
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92% of Ohio Schools have more teachers per student.
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MEVSD is the 40th lowest school in Ohio for administrative expenditure per pupil out of 606 schools
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This ranks the district in the bottom 7%
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MEVSD is $746 below the state average.
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The District has the 5th highest student to teacher ratio in the entire state with 26 students per 1 teacher.
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This ranks the district in the top 1% of schools
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MEVSD is the Second highest in Central Ohio
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If the levy on May 6th fails, the school district will have the highest student to teacher ratio for the entire state
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As an emergency levy, our taxpayer costs won't increase with property values. In fact, taxpayer costs will likely decrease over time with additional properties.

Students need a high-quality education to succeed in today’s world. This levy is needed to:
Our Marysville Schools have done more with less and been fiscally accountable.
With the levy failure in November, the following plan will be implemented for the 2025/26 school year.
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Elimination of School Resource officers (this occured in November 2024)
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Elimination of 30 staffing positions.
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Increase pay-to-participate fees for all athletics ($575) & show choir/band ($235) with no cap.
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Reduction in K-12 physical education from 6 teachers to 3 teachers.
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Reduction in General Music, Choir, & Band teacher K-12 from 9 teachers to 5 teachers,
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Reduction of art K-12 teachers from 7 teachers to 3 teachers
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Reduction of Foreign Language teachers from 9 teachers to 7 teachers
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Technology – across all grade levels.
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Elimination of MS family consumer sciences, robotics, and more.
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Reduction of HS AP classes,
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Elimination of the 5-12 grade theatrical arts extracurricular program
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Elimination of Catseye, Mock Trial & Technology Club
Election Day is May 6th.
Early Voting begins April 8th.
