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

From marches to vigils, proponents for issue 47 are trying to sway anyone and everyone.

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.

Residents and district officials meet to talk about Issue 47 and possible pay-to-play sports and activities.

Does your school district have a sexting policy? Do you know what sexting is? Parents react to one local policy here in Central Ohio.

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.

A failed levy has divided a community, but theirs isn’t the only one being asked for more money.

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.

There might be new hope for students in South-Western City School District because Pay to Participate is on the table again.

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.

UPDATE: It’s clear proponents and opponents of another levy are far from backing down, but will the district ask for voters’ support for a fifth time?

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