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Center Cass SD 66 superintendent presents 2025 tax levy to fund 2026–27 operations

Center Cass School District 66 Board of Education · December 10, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Wise presented the district's 2025 tax levy, saying proceeds will support facilities, transportation, and fund balances for the 2026–2027 school year; the hearing recorded one objection, no public comments, and adjourned after a unanimous procedural motion.

Superintendent Dr. Wise presented the Center Cass School District 66 tax levy for 2025, saying it is intended to fund the 2026–2027 school year. He told the board the levy will be used "to enhance the educational environment, improve facilities, support student transportation, and maintain appropriate fund balances for financial stability." The presentation materials were previously shared at the Nov. 5 board meeting and are available in Boardbook.

Dr. Wise also stated the levy "complies with both state and local policies," and noted the district received one objection related to the levy; he said there were no other contacts to the district regarding the levy. There was no public comment during the hearing. The board adjourned the levy hearing after a motion by Doug Wiley, seconded by Steve Dlugo; the motion passed unanimously, 7–0.

The hearing is procedural: the presentation documented the levy proposal and compliance statements but did not record a formal board vote to adopt the levy at this meeting. Additional procedural steps or a formal adoption vote, if scheduled, were not specified in the hearing record.