Canyon County School Districts will ask voters for more money

 

Caldwell and Vallivue school districts are each seeking a two-year supplemental levy in the March 10 election.

The Caldwell School District is seeking $4.1 million per year, an increase from the $2.5 million voters approved in 2018.

The Vallivue School District is seeking a $4.5 million per year, the same amount voters have approved for the past decade.

The Idaho Press reports, the Nampa School District will also have a supplemental levy on the March ballot, following the failure of its levy measure in November by just 10 votes.

The new levy request is for $12.9 million per year, up from the $12 million request in November.

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