Northeastern superintendent: Liberty Place could add 80–90 students; district losing $2.5M
Northeastern Local School District Superintendent Jack Fisher told commissioners the district faces about $2.5 million in losses from recent property tax changes and estimates roughly 0.6 students per household from the 159-unit Liberty Place development—about 80–90 students—while the county negotiates making schools whole under the proposed TIF.
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Jack Fisher, superintendent of the Northeastern Local School District, addressed the Board of Clark County Commissioners at the Liberty Place TIF public hearing and described the district's fiscal situation. "The school stands to lose about $2.5 million over the next 18 to 24 months," Fisher said, linking pressure on the district budget to recent property tax legislation.
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