Colonel Crawford School Board faces a projected $1.6 million revenue loss due to House Bill 186 while considering a community petition to elevate bowling to a varsity sport.
The Wynford Board of Education recently detailed how Ohio House Bills 129 and 186 are projected to cost the district $700,000 annually by capping property tax growth and restructuring “20-mill floor” calculations.
Ohio Township Association’s Kyle Brooks warned Crawford County residents that a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish property taxes could eliminate $24 billion in local funding, threatening the survival of schools, police, and emergency services across Ohio.
Photos from the 53rd Annual Rotary Pancake Breakfast
Colonel Crawford Local Schools recently honored Margie Hoyles for 40 years of service as she retires from the Board of Education, celebrating her legacy as a compassionate leader and dedicated mentor.
The Colonel Crawford Board of Education recently honored Margie Hoyles for 12 years of service while approving a $98,941 HVAC project and setting the 2026 “Thunder in the Thicket” band exhibition date.
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