Vandalia Butler Citizens for Education

ISSUE 16 SIGNS ARE BECOMING AVAILABLE! You can get a sign from the following locations – note it may take some time to stock each location: -Keller Williams Realty (300 W. National) -Christy’s Pizza (503 S. Dixie) -North Dixie Hardware (9125 N. Dixie) -Digital Cowboy Computers (318 E. National) -Message this page Paid for by […]

TWO WEEKS AWAY! October 11th at 6pmBHS Performing Arts Center.Learn about property value increases and hear from district leaders. Paid for by Citizens for Education

BUILDING FEATURE – SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL Smith opened in 1969 and is in its original design still today. Over time, it housed students in many different grades and today educates Vandalia-Butler students in grades 4 and 5. One of the best features of Smith is the Planetarium (pictured in the post!). Thousands of students, residents, […]

Check out this testimonial by Paul Wilkey! Click the link to view! Paid for by Citizens for Education

August District Financial Info: https://go.boarddocs.com/…/CVPM285910DA/$file/08.2023.pdf Paid for by Citizens for Education

On Wednesday October 11 at 6:00pm in the Vandalia Performing Arts Center (Butler HS), Montgomery County Auditor Karl Keith and Montgomery County Treasurer John McManus will host a forum to give updates and answer questions about their offices and the upcoming property value increases (not tied to Issue 16). Superintendent Rob O’Leary and Treasurer Eric […]

In terms of state funding – VBCSD receives less than any other district in Montgomery or Miami counties? Vote YES on Issue 16 on November 7th.

Demmitt opened in 1957 (addition in 1964) and has educated thousands of Vandalia and Butler Township students in its more than 65 year history. Over time, it housed many different grades and is currently a K-3 building educating just under 400 students today. The school is a Purple Star designated Military Friendly school, representing schools […]

The district has been fortunate to see its total revenue (from all sources) increase by 1.45% on average per year over the last 9 years? However, during this time, the cost to educate students and inflation both increased at more than 2 times that rate.

Check out this testimonial by Mary Kay Smith! Click the link to view! Paid for by Citizens for Education