- Troy City Schools will have a 5.9-mil operating levy on the ballot this May. Since this is a renewal of an existing levy, it will not increase taxes.
- Since residential property taxes in our school district are at the “20 mill floor”, which means they are as low as they are legally allowed to be, if this levy would not pass, homeowners would not see a reduction in their property taxes, but we would lose business tax revenue since they are calculated at a different rate.
- Overall, the Troy City Schools earned 4.5 stars, putting it in the top 15 percent of all schools in the state.
- The district scored five stars in Progress, while scoring four stars in Achievement, Gap Closing, Graduation and Early Literacy.
