Topic: school finance

Fallon claims $7 million "hidden"

Auditor reports past discrepancies with tax recordings

Support given for levy at recent school board meeting

Just a thought

School officials respond to Issue 37 outcome

System presents '90-'91 budget

Suburban Districts Plot Escape From 'Robin Hood'

Asbury Reflects on Budget Cuts

Swinehart Braced For Cuts

Schools funded

Board clips $1.8 million from budget

School Board ups costs to parents

Parents protest busing cutbacks: In Worthington Hills, 300 students may have to walk dangerous streets

Worthington schools get cash

Video group receives donation

Suburban schools seek shields as state, courts aim at funds

Dumped desks just tip of waste iceberg

District will lose big is SB 170 is passed

Watts predicts chaos if 170 becomes law

State budget ax hits schools

Suburban panel aims at Robin Hood bill: Kohler says group on target

Fallon blasts budget gap

Refinancing talks set for next Monday night

Board not swayed by Fallon's letter from state auditor

Timko: administrators, athletics cost too much

Leaders tackle questions

No time like the present to examine school budget

Board budget talks should be clear, complete

School spending increases are just not acceptable

Residents urge board to reduce spending

Taxpayer says spending is indeed out of control

Asbury reviews decade of costs

With Timko's leadership, accountability may return

Educators miss the message

Timko is capable reader contends

Teachers refute Timko's numbers

Board turns deaf ear to advice, says Timko

Resident alleges $4,000 waste

Stories of school waste deserve public hearing

Money talks spark debate

Not everyone here 'wants it that way'

Superintendent lauds new school budget

School district borrowing unnecessary

District borrowing unnecessary

Contract's length stalls cable talks

School board OKs new 'wish budget'

We pay too much for school administrators

Asbury defends worth of top administrators

Let district voters decide

Board considers levies

Swinehart, Timko balk at charges for courses

Talk about value, not money

I'm willing to pay for quality

Hurray for district 'protectors'

Don't ask for a penny more than you need

District receives national grant

Vote 'no' on Worthington school bond issues

Timko polices issues

Lower 'crazy' bond issue

Chairpersons named for bond issue components

Officials: Money will help fill technology 'void'

Asbury responds to questions about operating costs; May 4 ballot

Say 'yes' to Worthington Schools bond issue

Bond talk; Officials: Issue has a little for everyone

Things will only cost more

Want to see facts, figures first

If Jim is behind this, so am I

Issue 21 dumped; Voters say 'no' to bond package

Fallon's Worthingtongate draws shrugs from officials

How did pizza get mixed up in this?

Last-minute fliers add controversy to campaign

Timing kills bond issue - Asbury

Defining defeat; Officials debate Issue 21 failure

Citizens group investigates bond campaign

School board is the problem

We built a base of support

May jinx didn't kill school levies

Bond questions must be addressed

When will they wake up?

Board members sink teeth into financial meat tonight

Budget plan ignites old arguments

Board members spar over district's finances

That isn't the way the school bond issues work

Sharp cuts; Asbury: We don't have a growth budget

Timko criticized for his financial attacks

Budget passed, sparring continues

Support our schools, not Timko

School officials give us reasons to vote 'no'

Pro-bond PAC spent more than $10,000

School district hires Short

Nay sayers can address school spending

Letters

District wants residents' say in bond decision

Intent impacts Miller's coupon decision; O'Brien: Free pizza offers weren't malicious

District's state support remains 'flat'

District administrative salaries increase next year

Board must make bond decision soon; Kohler wants to split up package

School board to choose from 10 tax options

Taxing decision; Board must choose ballot issues tonight

Bond issues; Board debate focuses on middle school