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Summers County board approves four‑year 20% levy order, outlines phased spending and transparency measures

Summers County Board of Education · March 12, 2026
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The Summers County Board of Education voted to approve a proposed four‑year, 20% levy order to fund school‑level staff, transportation, playgrounds and medium capital projects; the board emphasized phased spending, public outreach and monthly reporting.

The Summers County Board of Education on Feb. 24 approved a four‑year levy order calling for a 20% increase aimed at funding school‑level service personnel, transportation needs, playground improvements and medium facility projects.

Board members voted to adopt the levy order after staff described community survey results and a phased plan for spending the estimated $990,000 a year in collections. Mrs. Farley moved to approve the levy order and Mr. Broen seconded; the minutes record the motion as approved by a 5‑0 vote.

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