After a year and four attempts, unofficial election results indicate SWCS voters have approved a 7.4-mill operating levy.

A very heated school levy in the South-Western City school district continues as Election Day approaches.

Supporters and opponents gear up for the last two weeks before Election Day in the South-Western City School District.

The Reynoldsburg City School District has 19 more days to get out the vote for its 9.9-mill operating levy.

A list of $15 million in cuts is ready in case a November 6.9-mill operating levy was to fail.

While the first day of school usually is met with excitement, students in the South-Western School district already are meeting challenges associated with cuts.

Reynoldsburg City Schools board members were scheduled to meet Tuesday night to decide how much to ask voters for in November when the board pursues another operating levy. Voters rejected a 15.6-mill levy in May, forcing the school district to cut $11 million from its budget.

A local school board votes to place a levy on the November ballot Monday night.

UPDATE: With three prior defeats at the polls, South-Western City Schools voted to change levy millage as it goes to its voters for a fourth time.

REACTION: NBC 4 goes out into the district to get more reaction after SWCS votes unanimously to place a levy on the November ballot.

It’s now been a week since voters struck down Issue 2 in the South-Western City School district. While the shock has worn off, many are still asking the question, what’s next?

In the wake of a failed levy in the South-Western City Schools district, another local school board president offers some advice.

What’s next for the SWCS district? The school board meets Monday night. Is there another levy in its future?

Tired of scrambling for money, the Pickerington Library hopes voters approve operating funds in November.

A passionate debate in the South-Western City Schools District continues with just four days until voters cast their ballot on Issue 2.