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Miamisburg, Ohio • Election Day 2026

Strong schools.
A stronger Burg.

A practical plan to protect student opportunity, strengthen local schools, and keep Miamisburg moving forward.

0.5%proposed traditional school income tax
$6.99Mdistrict estimate of annual local revenue
Nov. 3Election Day 2026
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Why this matters

Our schools are part of what makes Miamisburg home.

This proposal is about sustaining the people, programs, and experiences that help every student find their path—while giving the district a stronger, more predictable financial foundation.

01

Protect the classroom

Stable local funding helps preserve teaching, student supports, safety, and the opportunities families count on.

02

Build on real savings

The district reports $3.68 million in 2026–27 cost reductions through attrition, contract review, and more efficient use of buildings.

03

Plan beyond one year

A continuing local revenue source can replace short-term fixes with a more predictable path for students and staff.

Plain-language numbers

What does 0.5% look like?

It means fifty cents for every $100 of school-district taxable income under Ohio’s traditional tax base. These examples are illustrations—not individualized tax advice.

Taxable incomeEstimated annual tax
$50,000$250 / year
$100,000$500 / year
Check Ohio’s official school district tax resources ↗

Show up. Ask questions. Stay informed.

Community calendar

Explore the district’s State of the Schools presentations and established 2026 Board of Education meeting dates. Select a date, then choose an event for details.

August 2026

State of the Schools Board meeting
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August events

Schedules can change. Verify meeting notices and details on the official district calendar ↗

Questions, answered

Start with the facts.

We’ll keep this page updated as official ballot materials and district documents are released.

What is being proposed?+

The district has proposed a continuing 0.5% traditional school district income tax. The final certified ballot language and issue number will be added here when available.

What would 0.5% mean for me?+

As a simple illustration, 0.5% equals $250 on $50,000 of taxable income or $500 on $100,000. Individual circumstances vary, so use Ohio’s official resources or a tax professional for personal guidance.

Is Social Security taxed?+

No. Social Security benefits are not included in the traditional school district income-tax base. Other income can be treated differently, so confirm your situation with official Ohio tax guidance.

Is this the school district’s website?+

No. This is an independent citizens’ committee website supporting the proposal. District information is linked for reference, but the committee and school district have separate roles.

Open by design

Follow the public record.

Citizens for Quality Education’s campaign-finance reports are part of Ohio’s public record. The official filing system—not this website—is the authoritative source.

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