Ohio school levies rarely mention salaries. Strongsville's is no different.
A letter to the editor suggests that Strongsville schools will likely need a levy next year due to rising teacher contract costs, arguing for more transparency from the union.
One year from now, a Strongsville school levy most likely will be needed because teachers have contracts that steadily increase faster than inflation. It would be nice if the next levy campaign were run by the teachers union, explaining why they deserve a raise, rather than by a school board threatening program cuts, writes Norman Lange of Strongsville in a letter to the editor.
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