The Marion Center School Board met on Monday night and approved the 2020-2021 budget, but it includes tax increases for district residents.
Superintendent Clint Weimer confirmed that the district was raising taxes to the maximum index allowed at 3.6%, bringing the total to 11.9631 mils. That is an increase of .4157 mils. Weimer said that while the district is being provided money for Covid-19 related causes, the future is still uncertain.
In other business, the board accepted the retirement notices of long time district employees. Elementary Teacher Susan Cooper, Guidance Office Secretary Janet Sitosky and High School Teacher Jeff Dunlap represent over 75 years of service to the district.
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