Quincy EP&O levy to go to voters
The Quincy High School band marches in the annual Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade in September. Quincy School District voters will decide the fate of a four-year educational programs and operations levy in February, and among many other things, levy money helps pay for band travel and other expenses.
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Quincy’s Lisbeth Diaz (5) pushes the ball upfield in a game against Ephrata in October. All Quincy School District sports are funded through the district’s educational programs and operations levy, which will go before district voters in February.
QUINCY — Quincy School District voters will be asked to accept or reject a four-year educational programs and operations levy in a special election in February. If it’s approved, it would replace the levy approved by voters in 2022. District superintendent Nik Bergman said money raised through the levy accounts for about 16% of the district’s budget.
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