FutureHeights to host Crowdsourced Conversation on school funding
How does public school funding really work? Join FutureHeights for a crowdsourced conversation that will explore the mechanics of school funding, including property taxes, state aid, and other revenue sources. We’ll also discuss the vital role public schools play in strengthening our community and examine how perceptions of school quality influence where people choose to live.
The event will take place Thursday, July 30 from 6-7:30 at the Noble Road Library, 2800 Noble Rd., Cleve. Hts 44121.
Cleveland Heights is home to a rich mix of public, private, and parochial schools, giving families a range of educational options. But for those seeking strong public schools, how do perception and reality shape decisions about where to raise a family?
Leading the discussion will be Susie Kaeser, a public school advocate for more than 50 years, and Dan Heintz, who has served on the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education for more than nine years. Together, they will help demystify school funding and facilitate an important conversation about the future of public education in our community.
