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As required by state law, the Boards of Education for nine public school districts, the Monroe County ISD, and two charter schools in Monroe County have requested that the Monroe County Intermediate School District Board of Education conduct an election to seek renewal of the county-wide millage for educational technology supporting K–12 curriculum goals.
This is NOT a new tax; it is a renewal request, so local property taxes will not increase. The proposal renews a .9866 mill levy for five years, equal to .9866 cents per $1,000 of taxable home value. For example, a home with a taxable value of $100,000 would contribute $98.66 per year. The requested amount is slightly less than 1 mill.
The election is Tuesday, May 5, 2026, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Registered voters age 18+ in residing in Monroe County school districts may vote. Absentee ballots begin 40 days before Election Day; early in-person voting may be available by municipality.
You can find more information about the Technology Millage Renewal at: MCISD Technology Millage Renewal.
Congratulations to our 24-25 MS Publications class for earning such a high honor from Walsworth Yearbooks! This distinction is awarded to yearbooks that consistently demonstrate superior quality. This is a well-deserved award to Mrs. Thomas and her Publications class. WAY TO GO, BOBCATS! For more information on why Whiteford Middle School was chosen please read this letter sent to Mrs. Thomas.
