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We need your help
February 2nd, 2020 
vbadmin We need your help to spread the word. The Citizens for Education group is looking for donations to help us get the word out to the community about our need for the November 7, 2023 Emergency Levy. Please see the attached Donation Form. Any donation helps us spread the word. Click the link to download […]
March 17, 2020 Emergency Levy Renewal
February 2nd, 2020 vbadmin This is a levy renewal that provides $4,447,000 annually. This amount represents 12.5% of this year’s total revenue projections. The renewal of this levy is critical to maintain current day-to-day operations. If approved, this levy will change the length of the levy from 5 years to 10 years. Voters have approved this 5 year levy […]
Jeff Bardonaro supports VB city schools.
January 24th, 2020 vbadmin On March 17, 2021, Vandalia and Butler Township residents will be asked to renew the levy that is in place for the schools. Over the last few years, I have really tried to learn about schools as much as I can. It is a very sophisticated finance world to say the least. Most people agree […]
Did you know?
January 9th, 2020 vbadmin Average Daily Student Enrollment was 3,077.48, with State average of 2,824.14 Receives $1,137.63 per student from the State and LESS than State average of $3,703.14 Spends $10,198.73 per student and LESS than State average expense of $11,164.17 Spends 69.87% of each dollar on salary and benefits while the State average is 73.87% per dollar Average […]
Eric Beavers explains the levy renewal.
November 3rd, 2017 vbadmin Renewal Levy On Nov. 5, 2013, the community approved a new 6.99 current expense levy for a five-year period. The levy generates just under $4 million annually. Its original passage was to help with the revenue loss/phasing out of tangible personal property taxes and the declining and “capped” state funding payments. Leading up to that […]