Frank advocates for window replacement in historic neighborhood restoration

Perrysburg Schools is set to renew its Permanent Improvement Levy, a crucial step for maintaining and enhancing school facilities in the district. During a recent government meeting on April 15, 2025, officials discussed the importance of this levy, which supports essential upgrades and repairs across school buildings.

One significant focus of the meeting was the need for window replacements in older school facilities. Many of the windows in these buildings are original and require urgent attention to improve energy efficiency and safety. The proposed levy aims to secure funding for these necessary improvements, ensuring that students learn in a safe and comfortable environment.

The renewal of the levy is expected to have a direct impact on the quality of education in Perrysburg, as it will provide the financial resources needed for ongoing maintenance and upgrades. This initiative reflects the district's commitment to fostering a conducive learning atmosphere for all students.

As the community prepares for the upcoming vote on the levy, the discussions highlighted the importance of investing in school infrastructure to support future generations. The renewal is not just about maintaining buildings; it is about enhancing the educational experience for every student in the district.