Summary
North Ridgeville High School is crammed with 500 extra students, meaning your property taxes might go up soon to pay for a new building or your kids might get shipped to a different school. The city is facing a major crunch that will force local leaders to choose between costly expansion bonds or messy redistricting.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers are likely looking at a new bond issue that will increase local property taxes to fund school expansions.
No specific groups benefit from severe overcrowding, though future students could eventually enjoy upgraded facilities if a bond passes.
Current students and teachers dealing with packed classrooms and stretched resources take the biggest hit.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Bursting at the seams: North Ridgeville High School juggles 500 more students than building can handle
Bursting at the seams: North Ridgeville High School juggles 500 more students than building can handle Cleveland.com
North Ridgeville Schools look to solve overcrowding with new building in Issue 16 ballot measure
North Ridgeville Schools look to solve overcrowding with new building in Issue 16 ballot measure WKYC
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