KSD renews push for replacement levy
Kellogg School Board Trustees Alexa Griffin and Sam Gibbons listen discuss the district's financial details during a recent board meeting.
JOSH McDONALD
KELLOGG – The Kellogg School District is asking voters to reconsider its $7 million replacement supplemental levy in the May election, after the measure failed last November.
Last week, the Kellogg School Board voted to place the levy back on the ballot. The proposal accounts for about 30% of the district’s annual budget, funding the staffing, classes and programs needed to maintain current operations.
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