Carl Fischer for Beavercreek Students
@carl4beavercreek.org
Current member and candidate for Beavercreek City Schools Board of Education.
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3. Regularly updating the cost of education calculations that impact Fair School Funding levels and have been untouched for a decade.
4. Implement and fund universal school meals for all students.
3. Regularly updating the cost of education calculations that impact Fair School Funding levels and have been untouched for a decade.
4. Implement and fund universal school meals for all students.
November 17, 2025 at 7:56 PM
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3. Regularly updating the cost of education calculations that impact Fair School Funding levels and have been untouched for a decade.
4. Implement and fund universal school meals for all students.
3. Regularly updating the cost of education calculations that impact Fair School Funding levels and have been untouched for a decade.
4. Implement and fund universal school meals for all students.
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Key proposed changes:
1. Supporting and restoring local control of education
2. Opposing legislation that undermines locally voted tax policies - especially retroactively!!
Key proposed changes:
1. Supporting and restoring local control of education
2. Opposing legislation that undermines locally voted tax policies - especially retroactively!!
November 17, 2025 at 7:56 PM
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Key proposed changes:
1. Supporting and restoring local control of education
2. Opposing legislation that undermines locally voted tax policies - especially retroactively!!
Key proposed changes:
1. Supporting and restoring local control of education
2. Opposing legislation that undermines locally voted tax policies - especially retroactively!!
Please join me in voting YES on November 4th to protect our schools and secure Beavercreek's future.
See the facts and figures at our website here:
www.gocreek.org/page/levy
See the facts and figures at our website here:
www.gocreek.org/page/levy
Client Challenge
www.gocreek.org
November 2, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Please join me in voting YES on November 4th to protect our schools and secure Beavercreek's future.
See the facts and figures at our website here:
www.gocreek.org/page/levy
See the facts and figures at our website here:
www.gocreek.org/page/levy
Can we deliver a competitive, quality education with $3,900 less per student than the state average? I believe the answer is a resounding no.
Our students and our community deserve better than just "scraping by." They deserve investment. They deserve excellence.
Our students and our community deserve better than just "scraping by." They deserve investment. They deserve excellence.
Client Challenge
www.gocreek.org
November 2, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Can we deliver a competitive, quality education with $3,900 less per student than the state average? I believe the answer is a resounding no.
Our students and our community deserve better than just "scraping by." They deserve investment. They deserve excellence.
Our students and our community deserve better than just "scraping by." They deserve investment. They deserve excellence.
We are already doing more with less. Beavercreek spends $1,700 less per student than the Ohio average. Losing this levy would drop our spending to $12,400 per student—a staggering $3,900 below the state average.
November 2, 2025 at 8:23 PM
We are already doing more with less. Beavercreek spends $1,700 less per student than the Ohio average. Losing this levy would drop our spending to $12,400 per student—a staggering $3,900 below the state average.
If this levy fails, we will be forced to cut $18 million. That translates to a loss of $2,200 per student.
Client Challenge
www.gocreek.org
November 2, 2025 at 8:23 PM
If this levy fails, we will be forced to cut $18 million. That translates to a loss of $2,200 per student.
This isn't funding for extras. It's for the essentials: our teachers' salaries, classroom materials, school buses, and the heat and lights in our buildings.
November 2, 2025 at 8:23 PM
This isn't funding for extras. It's for the essentials: our teachers' salaries, classroom materials, school buses, and the heat and lights in our buildings.