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Superintendent Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. tweeted this photo of himself putting a pro-levy sign in his front yard. This is Hutchings’ first levy as superintendent, and the district is asking for the lowest millage, 6.9 mills, in more than a decade. The vote is May 6.

‘Rite Idea: Vote ‘Yes’ on Issue 6

The Editorial Board
April 24, 2014
Board Member Bill Clawson listens to Superintendent Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. during the Sept. 4 board meeting. At its Dec. 17 meeting, the board voted unanimously to put a 6.9-mill levy on the May ballot. The levy is Hutchings' first as superintendent.

The Tipping Point

Shane McKeon, Print Editor in Chief
January 10, 2014
Homeowners can use this table to ascertain their increase in total property tax following a levy passage. If passed, the levy will increase the total property tax on Shaker homeowners by about one-quarter of a percent. Table extrapolated from data provided by District Treasure and Chief Financial Officer Bryan Christman.

May Levy Would Likely Raise Total Property Tax Rate Above 4 Percent

Shane McKeon, Print Editor in Chief
January 7, 2014
Board Votes to Put 'Conservative' Levy on May Ballot

Board Votes to Put ‘Conservative’ Levy on May Ballot

Shane McKeon, Print Editor in Chief
December 18, 2013
Board Member Bill Clawson listens to Superintendent Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. during the Sept. 4 board meeting. At its Dec. 17 meeting, the board voted unanimously to put a 6.9-mill levy on the May ballot. The levy is Hutchings' first as superintendent.

District, Union Reach One-Year Contract Deal; ‘Conservative’ Levy in Dispute

John Vodrey, Campus and City Editor
December 17, 2013
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