A Q&A about the Roseville Area Schools technology levy
A deep dive into the district's $60 million request
This election, residents in the Roseville Area School district will be voting yes or no on a capital projects levy to provide $6 million per year for 10 years for security and technology-related expenses
Early voting has started and the last day to vote is on Election Day: Tuesday, November 4.
If you have questions about what the levy is for and why the district says they need it, look no further! The Roseville Reader dug into the information, researched other districts with technology levies, and sat down with Superintendent Jenny Loeck, Director of Business Services Shari Thompson, Executive Director of Communications Carrie Ardito, and Roseville Area School Board Chair Todd Anderson, to get the inside scoop.
