Find results on your Indiana school district’s tax measure

Across Indiana, 26 of 38 school districts seeking a property tax increase won their referendum on Tuesday, according to unofficial election results. Search election results for your district below.

Select a district:

Anderson Community School Corp.

This district is renewing its referendum at the same rate.

Question fails: 50.2% no; 49.8% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 50.2% no; 49.8% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.1077 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,903,078
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $100,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $54 decrease if rejected
  • District spending plan
    • Operational needs: $1,451,539
    • Academic and support programs: $1,451,539
  • Referendum web page

Barr-Reeve Community Schools

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 51% yes; 49% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 51% yes; 49% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.4 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,200,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $454
  • District spending plan
    • Maintaining athletics and extra-curricular programs: $345,000
    • Maintaining class sizes: $599,000
    • Maintaining music and physical education programs: $169,000.
    • Safety/mental health resources: $229,000
  • Referendum web page

Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp.

This district is renewing its referendum at the same rate.

Question passes: 61% yes; 39% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 61% yes; 39% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.156 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $10,100,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $190 decrease if rejected
  • District spending plan
    • Student safety: $820,000
    • Teachers and staff compensation: $9,280,000
  • Referendum web page

Beech Grove City Schools

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 59% yes; 41% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 59% yes; 41% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.57 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $4,400,000
  • Charters participating
    • Christel House Academy South: $14,870.43
    • Dynamic Minds Academy: $1,652.27
    • Herron: $4,597
    • Irvington Community Elementary: $4,956.81
    • Irvington Community School: $4,956.81
    • Paramount Brookside: $19,827.24
    • Paramount Cottage home: $3,304.54
    • Paramount Englewood: $3,304.54
    • Purdue Polytechnic High School Englewood: $3,304.54
    • SE Neighborhood School of Excellence: $9,913.62
    • Tindley Genesis Academy: $1,652.27
    • Victory College Prep Elementary: $1,652.27
    • Victory College Prep High School: $1,652.27
    • Victory College Prep Middle School: $1,652.27
    • Adelante Schools: $19,827.24
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $200,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $493
  • District spending plan
    • School facilities maintenance: $862,516
    • Student safety and security services: $340,000
    • School bus transportation: $3,100,000
  • Referendum web page

Carmel Clay Schools

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 58% yes; 42% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 58% yes; 42% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.4274 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $61,981,519
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $500,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $1,062
  • District spending plan
    • Supporting and retaining teachers and staff and funding academic/support programs: $38,626,526.
    • Supporting student safety, health and well-being (incl. SRO employment/retention): $8,478,993
  • Referendum web page

Clark-Pleasant School Corp.

This district is renewing its referendum at a lower rate.

Question passes: 56% yes; 44% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 56% yes; 44% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.09 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $4,400,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $300,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $127 decrease if rejected
  • District spending plan
    • Student support services and programming: $2,400,000
    • Safety initiatives: $2,000,000
  • Referendum web page

Crown Point Community School Corp.

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 53% yes; 47% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 53% yes; 47% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.387 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $19,750,000
  • Charters participating
    • Discovery Charter School: $2,052
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $350,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $684
  • District spending plan
    • Funding academic and support programs to meet the educational needs of all students: $5,000,000.
    • Student transportation: $6,000,000
    • Supporting and retaining teachers and staff, and maintaining class sizes: $3,000,000
    • Essential health and safety initiatives: $4,655,177
  • Referendum web page

Culver Community School Corporation

This district is starting a new referendum at a higher rate than its expiring one.

Question passes barely: 50.4% yes; 49.6% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes barely: 50.4% yes; 49.6% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.24 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,899,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $200,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $208
  • District spending plan
    • Attracting, retaining, and supporting teachers and staff and maintaining class sizes: $1,159,6000
    • Funding academic and support programs to meet the educational needs of all students: $1,159,600
    • Maintaining student safety, health, and well-being initiatives: $579,000

Elwood Community School Corp.

No

Question fails 53% no; 47% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails 53% no; 47% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.49 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,500,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $100,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $245
  • District spending plan
    • School safety and security programs: $50,000
    • Student and staff technology programs: $250,000
    • Student transportation: $350,000
    • Staff retention and recruitment to maintain current class sizes: $1,050,000
  • Referendum web page

Franklin Community School Corp.

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question fails: 52% no; 48% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 52% no; 48% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.29 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $9,000,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $329
  • District spending plan
    • Managing class sizes, academic programs, and opportunities to meet the learning needs of all students: $2,250,000.
    • Supporting and retaining teachers and staff: $4,500,000
    • Essential student health and safety initiatives: $2,250,000

Frontier School Corp.

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 66% yes; 34% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 66% yes; 34% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.25 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $1,750,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $284
  • District spending plan
    • Retaining teachers and staff: $903,811. Student Health and safety initiatives: $119,200. Maintaining class sizes: $385,200. Academic and support programs: $134,530.

Hamilton Southeastern Schools

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate. It announced on Aug. 12 that if voters pass this referendum, the anticipated rate would be 22 cents for 2027.

Question passes: 58% yes; 42% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 58% yes; 42% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.36 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $47,500,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $400,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $700
  • District spending plan
    • Behavioral health therapist services contract: $700,000
    • School safety and security program: $1,595,000.
    • Certified teaching position salaries and benefits: $29,000,000
  • Referendum web page

Indianapolis Public Education Corp.

This is IPEC's first referendum, but it would continue an additional referendum revenue stream that IPS has been collecting since the passage of its operating referendum in 2018.

Question passes: 63% yes; 37% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 63% yes; 37% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.372 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $95,000,000
  • Charters participating
    • ACE Prep: $262,824.71
    • Adelante Schools: $1,071,912.53
    • Allegiant Preparatory Academy: $244,787.72
    • Andrew J. Brown: $989,457.72
    • Avondale Meadows Academy: $637,736.42
    • Avondale Meadows Middle School: $401,967.20
    • Believe Circle City High School: $757,553.57
    • Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School: $561,723.39: SE Neighborhood School of Excellence: $1,193,018.03
    • Christel House Academy South: $2,458,184.02
    • Christel House Academy West: $1,211,055.02
    • Circle City Prep: $1,095,102.94
    • Damar Charter Academy: $105,645.23
    • Dynamic Minds Academy: $72,147.96
    • Enlace Academy: $1,499,646.85
    • GEO Next Generation Academy: $515,342.56
    • GEO Next Generation Elementary: $587,490.52
    • Geist Montessori: $38,650.69
    • George and Veronica Phalen Leadership Academy: $801,357.68
    • Girls IN STEM Academy: $87,608.24
    • Global Prep: $2,048,950.49
    • Herron High School: $1,819,159.24
    • Herron Prep: $1,141,483.77
    • Herron-Riverside High School: $693,135.75
    • Hope Academy: $30,920.55
    • IN Math and Science Academy North: $1,211,055.02
    • IN Math and Science Academy West: $847,738.51
    • Indianapolis Metropolitan High School: $458,654.88
    • Invent Learning Hub: $574,606.96
    • Irvington Community Elementary School: $371,046.64
    • Irvington Community Middle School: $353,009.65
    • Irvington Community School: $468,961.73
    • James and Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy High School: $1,360,504.36
    • James and Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy Middle School: $744,670
    • KIPP Indy College Prep Middle: $973,997.44
    • KIPP Indy Legacy High School: $796,204.26
    • KIPP Indy Unite Elementary: $1,839,772.95
    • Liberty Grove Schools: $520,495.99
    • Matchbook Learning: $1,798,545.54
    • Monarca Academy: $543,686.40
    • Options Charter Schools: $10,306.85
    • PATH School: $1,605,292.08
    • PLA at Francis Scott Key school 103: $1,636,212.63
    • PLA at George H. Fisher School 93: $919,886.47
    • PLA at Louis B. Russell School 48: $476,691.87
    • Paramount Brookside: $1,811,429.10
    • Paramount Cottage Home: $793,627.55
    • Paramount Englewood: $479,268.58
    • Paramount School of Excellence Lafayette: $5,153.43
    • Purdue Polytechnic High School Englewood: $1,460,996.16
    • Rooted School Indianapolis: $353,009.65
    • The Match: $345,279.52
    • The Nature School of Central Indiana: $126,258.93
    • Tindley Genesis Academy: $752,400.14
    • Tindley Summit Academy: $566,876.82
    • Victory College Prep Elementary: $904,426.20
    • Victory College Prep High School: $754,976.85
    • Victory College Prep Middle School: $997,187.86
    • Vision Academy: $886,389.21
    • Purdue Polytechnic High School North: $502,459
  • Years: 4
  • Median home value: $150,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $221
  • District spending plan
    • Advancing academic programs and opportunities: $62,700,000
    • Staff retention and professional development: $32,300,000
  • Referendum web page

MSD Decatur Township

This district is replacing its existing referendum at a lower rate.

Question fails: 53% no; 47% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 53% no; 47% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.269 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $9,000,000
  • Charters participating
    • Allegiant Prep: $2,671
    • Avondale Meadows Middle School: $1,335
    • Christel House Academy South: $6,676
    • Christel House Academy West: $1,335
    • Damar Charter Academy: $16,023
    • Enlace Academy: $1,335
    • Herron High School: $5,341
    • Herron Prep: $6,676
    • Herron-Riverside: $2,671
    • KIPP Indy Legacy High: $2,671
    • Liberty Grove Schools: $1,335
    • PATH School: $1,335
    • Paramount Cottage Home: $4,006
    • Paramount Englewood: $1,335
    • Purdue Polytechnic High School Englewood: $1,335
    • SE Neighborhood School of Excellence: $1,335
    • Tindley Summit: $1,335
    • Victory College Prep Elementary: $2,671
    • Victory College Prep Middle School: $4,006
    • Adelante: $5,341
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $306
  • District spending plan
    • Building maintenance: $900,000
    • School safety and security programs and projects: $825,000
    • Support services: $250,000
    • Utilities: $2,050,000
    • Transportation: $4,300,000
  • Referendum web page

MSD Shakamak

No

Question passes: 51% yes; 49% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 51% yes; 49% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.25 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $499,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $100,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $81
  • District spending plan
    • Academic programs and opportunities: $93,000
    • Maintaining class sizes: $105,000
    • Safety initiatives: $19,600
    • recruiting and retaining teachers and staff: $241,400
    • Educational operations: $40,000
  • Referendum web page

MSD Washington Township

This district is renewing its referendum at the same rate.

Question passes: 66.5% yes; 33.5% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 66.5% yes; 33.5% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.25 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $24,000,000
  • Charters participating
    • Dynamic Minds: $19,878.87
    • Herron Classical Schools: $104,815.86
    • IN Math and Science Academy North: $162,645.30
    • IN Math and Science Academy West: $19,878.87
    • Irvington Community School: $3,614.34
    • Options Schools: $10,843.02
    • Purdue Polytechnic High School North and Englewood: $9,035.85
    • Victory College Prep: $7,228.68
    • Christel House Academy West: $3,614.34
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $300,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $351 decrease if rejected
  • District spending plan
    • Expanding existing academic programming in alignment with new diploma requirement: $3,546,327
    • Increasing student support services: $3,546,327
    • Retaining teachers and staff: $16,549,526
  • Referendum web page

MSD Wayne Township

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 53% yes; 47% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 53% yes; 47% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.7 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $41,019,552
  • Charters participating
    • Avondale Meadows Academy: $7,594.11
    • Believe Circle City High School: $11,391.16
    • Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School: $5,695.58
    • Dynamic Minds Academy: $9,492.64
    • Enlace Academy: $39,869.07
    • George and Veronica Phalen Leadership Academy: $5,695.58
    • Girls IN Stem Academy: $3,797.05
    • Herron High School: $36,072.01
    • Herron Prep: $13,289.69
    • Herron-Riverside High School: $7,594.11
    • Hope Academy: $1,898.53
    • IN Math and Science Academy North: $15,188.22
    • IN Math and Science Academy West: $119,607.20
    • Irvington Community School: $1,898.53
    • Options Charter Schools: $5,695.58
    • Paramount Brookside: $5,695.58
    • Paramount Cottage Home: $7,594.11
    • Paramount Englewood: $3,797.05
    • Purdue Polytechnic High School Englewood: $7,594.11
    • Purdue Polytechnic High School North: $3,797.05
    • SE Neighborhood School of Excellence: $5,695.58
    • Tindley Genesis: $3,797.05
    • Victory College Prep Elementary: $9,492.64
    • Victory College Prep Middle School: $5,695.58
    • Vision Academy: $7,594.11
    • PLA at George H. Fisher School 93: $1,898.53
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $200,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $605
  • District spending plan
    • Operations: $17,000,000
    • Student safety and school security: $1,667,757.77
    • Recruiting and retaining teachers: $10,000,000
  • Referendum web page

Michigan City Area Schools

No

Question fails: 49.5% yes; 50.5% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 49.5% yes; 50.5% no
  • Verdict: TBA
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.2998 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $10,000,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $200,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $260
  • District spending plan
    • Academic programs: $6,500,000
    • Educationally related programs: $2,000,000
    • Safety and security measures: $1,500,000
  • Referendum web page

Mississinewa Community School Corp.

No

Question fails: 51% no; 49% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 51% no; 49% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.495 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,000,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $150,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $294
  • District spending plan
    • Retaining teachers and staff (including co/extracurricular support): $500,000.
    • School security upgrades: $500,000
    • Student transportation: $1,000,000
  • Referendum web page

Noblesville Schools

This district is starting a new referendum at a higher rate than its expiring one.

Question passes: 57% yes; 43% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 57% yes; 43% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.57 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $43,842,578
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $350,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $955
  • District spending plan
    • Academic programs: $16,764,783
    • Educationally related programs: $5,827,037.
    • Safety and security measures: $3,714,012
  • Referendum web page

Oak Hill United School Corp.

No

Question passes: 54% yes; 46% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 54% yes; 46% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.3332 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $1,627,112
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $150,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $198
  • District spending plan
    • Academic and support programs: $117,000.
    • Maintaining class sizes and student transportation: $300,000
    • Supporting, attracting, and retaining teachers and staff: $72,967
    • Health and safety initiatives: $225,500

Oregon-Davis School Corp.

This district is renewing its referendum at a lower rate.

Question passes: 52% yes; 48% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 52% yes; 48% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.19 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $800,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $150,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $173 decrease if rejected
  • District spending plan
    • Staff compensation, benefits, recruitment and retention: $685,832
  • Referendum web page

Pike County School Corp.

No

Question fails: 59% no; 41% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 59% no; 41% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.25 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,200,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $150,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $149
  • District spending plan
    • Academic and CTE programs: $400,000
    • Operations at existing school buildings: $200,000
    • Safety initiatives: $100,000
    • Retaining teachers and staff: $1,500,000

Porter Township School Corp.

No

Question passes: 58% yes; 42% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 58% yes; 42% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.3576 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $3,500,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $350,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $599
  • District spending plan
    • Academic and support programs: $10,000
    • Health and safety initiatives: $5,000
    • Managing class sizes: $20,000
    • Student transportation: $1,200,000
    • Supporting and retaining teachers and staff: $135,000
    • Employment and retention of school resource officers: $130,000

River Forest Community School

This district is renewing its referendum at a lower rate.

Question passes: 59.5% yes; 40.5% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 59.5% yes; 40.5% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.9912 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $3,000,000
  • Charters participating
    • Options Schools: $3,699
    • Discover Charter School: $12,947
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $150,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $589 decrease if rejected
  • District spending plan
    • Charter distributions - Discover Charter School: $12,947, Options Schools, Inc.: $3,699.
    • Maintaining student transportation: $1,100,000
    • Supporting and retaining teachers and staff: $550,000
    • Supporting essential health and safety initiatives incl. SRO retention: $50,000
    • Sustaining educational and operational funding stability: $1,283,354

School City of Whiting

No

Question passes: 62% yes; 38% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 62% yes; 38% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.3372 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,500,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $383
  • District spending plan
    • Advancing academic programs and opportunities: $378,791
    • Maintaining class sizes: $344,111
    • Student health and safety: $527,098
    • Retaining teachers and staff: $1,250,000
  • Type: Construction
  • Result: Question passes; 57% yes; 43% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual revenue: $3,500,000
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $530
  • District spending plan
    • School facility upgrades

Shelbyville Central Schools

No

Question fails: 53% no; 47% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 53% no; 47% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.22 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $3,606,064
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $200,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $191
  • District spending plan
    • Maintaining class sizes: $702,021
    • Recruiting and retaining staff: $702,021
    • School safety: $702,021
    • Student transportation: $1,500,000

Sheridan Community School Corp.

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question fails: 52% no; 48% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 52% no; 48% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.4 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,900,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $454
  • District spending plan
    • Academic related programs & operational expenses: $494,639.
    • Retaining and attracting teachers and staff: $1,211,037

Smith-Green Community Schools

This district is renewing its referendum at a lower rate.

Question fails: 52% no; 48% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 52% no; 48% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.4988 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,176,300
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $200,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $431 decrease if rejected
  • District spending plan
    • Funding academic and support programs: $348,208
    • Maintaing transportation services: $348,208
    • Supporting and retaining teachersa nd staff (and maintaining class sizes): $1,131,676
    • Maintaining health and safety initiatives: $348,208

Southeast Dubois County School Corp.

This district is renewing its referendum at the same rate.

Question passes: 67% yes; 33% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 67% yes; 33% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.19 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $1,242,788
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $200,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $164 decrease if rejected
  • District spending plan
    • Maintaining class sizes: $72,230.17
    • Recruiting and retaining teachers and staff: $74,984.73.
    • Student health and safety initiatives: $362,237.91
    • Maintaining academic and educationally-related programs: $733,335.19
  • Referendum web page

Tipton Community School Corp.

No

Question fails: 63%; no 37% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 63%; no 37% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.25 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $2,000,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $200,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $216
  • District spending plan
    • Operating fund stabilization and contingency: $211,00
    • Student transportation: $75,000
    • Teacher and support staff retention, recruitment, and compensation: $481,000
    • Student academic programs and support, health, and safety services: $1,233,000
  • Referendum web page

Tri-Central Community Schools

No

Question fails: 60% no; 40% yes

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question fails: 60% no; 40% yes
  • Verdict: N
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.24 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $1,100,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $150,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $143
  • District spending plan
    • Maintaining class sizes and academic programs: $686,000
    • Supporting essential safety initiatives: $165,000
    • Recruiting and retaining teachers: $249,000
  • Referendum web page

Tri-Creek School Corp.

No

Question passes: 55.5% yes; 44.5% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 55.5% yes; 44.5% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.1738 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $3,000,000
  • Charters participating
    • Discovery Charter: $957
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $300,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $245
  • District spending plan
    • School Safety: $419,112
    • Student programs: $1,539,668
    • Bus transportation: $1,040,263
  • Referendum web page

Union Township School Corp.

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 62% yes; 38% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 62% yes; 38% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.35 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $3,374,291
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $400,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $681
  • District spending plan
    • $1,000,000
    • Maintaining academic and educationally related programs: $500,000
    • Maintaining class sizes
    • Maintaining essential safety and security standards: $250,000
    • Attracting and retaining teachers and staff: $1,250,000
  • Referendum web page

Wa-Nee Community School Corp.

This district is starting a new referendum at a higher rate than its expiring one.

Question passes: 60% yes; 40% no

  • Type: Safety
  • Result: Question passes: 60% yes; 40% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.1 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $1,750,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $250,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $114
  • District spending plan
    • Alternative education/behavior support costs: $350,000
    • Mental health counselor salary/benefits: $420,000
    • School safety equipment/resources/training: $380,000 (Year 1 spending plan)
    • SRO Salary/benefits: $600,000

West Lafayette School Corp.

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes 69% yes; 31% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes 69% yes; 31% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.5706 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $16,100,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $350,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $956
  • District spending plan
    • Operations fund expenditures (maintenance, personnel, and student transportation): $3,347,499
    • Teacher compensation for managing class sizes and academic programming: $5,699,795
  • Referendum web page

Westfield Washington Schools

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 56% yes; 44% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 56% yes; 44% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.3941 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $38,000,000
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $450,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $873
  • District spending plan
    • Advancing academic programs and opportunities: $4,000,000.
    • Maintaining class sizes: $9,000,000
    • Student health and safety initiatives: $6,000,000
    • Retaining teachers and staff: $9,000,000
  • Referendum web page

Zionsville Community Schools

This district is replacing its existing referendum for a higher rate.

Question passes: 69% yes; 31% no

  • Type: Operating
  • Result: Question passes: 69% yes; 31% no
  • Verdict: Y
  • Maximum annual rate: 0.4128 per $100 of assessed value
  • Maximum annual revenue: $21,463,325
  • Years: 8
  • Median home value: $600,000
  • Annual median tax increase: $1,368
  • District spending plan
    • Funding academic and educationally related programs: $10,731,662.50
    • Maintaining reduced class sizes: $10,731,662.50
  • Referendum web page

Source: Election results from local clerk offices and the Indiana Election Division

Credit: Thomas Wilburn