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Unofficial election results show that the Loveland City School District’s combined operating and permanent improvement/bond ballot issue did not pass, according to Dr. Amy Crouse, superintendent. If passed, the levy would have provided funds for the day-to-day operations of the school district; repairs, renovations, and upgrades to out-of-date facilities; and a new campus for students in Pre-K through fifth grade. “Certainly we are disappointed, but we respect the decision that voters made today,” stated Dr. Crouse. “Right now, I am very grateful to our supporters and to the hundreds of residents who worked very hard alongside our board and administration [...]

  Loveland School Board Authorizes Phase-in Bond Portion of Levy Over Three Years if Nov. 5 Issue Passes Phase-in would reduce initial impact to taxpayers; financial market conditions that make phase-in possible create urgency Historically low interest rates are providing a window of opportunity that the Loveland City School Board is prepared to capture for residents if the November 5 ballot issue for the district passes: The potential to phase in the collection of the bond and permanent improvement (PI) portion of the tax so that full collection takes place over three years - instead of one year. The board’s [...]

Board of Education approves final resolution for November ballot On July 26, 2019, the Loveland City School District Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution to place a 16.78-mill combined operating and permanent improvement/bond levy on the November 5 ballot. Approval by voters in the November election will implement the facility master plan approved by the Board of Education in April to address urgent and much-needed renovations and additions across the district, as well as provide the district operating funds for at least three years to ensure Loveland City Schools remains a strong, high-quality school district. The last operating levy [...]

Loveland Board of Education approves resolution of necessity for combined levy/bond issue The Loveland City School District Board of Education has approved a resolution of necessity for a combined operating levy needed to fund daily operations of the school district, and a building and construction bond to implement the district’s facility master plan. “The Board of Education’s primary responsibility is to provide an outstanding education to the children and students in our community,” said Board President Art Jarvis. “We never take lightly our obligation to ask the taxpayers for additional funds when needed, and we, as a unanimous board, are [...]