Your Kids.
Your Community.
Your School.
Vote FOR Highland Schools!
Highland Local Schools are counting on you!
Vote FOR Highland held on May 6th, 2025.
Voting FOR Highland will -
Maintain High-Quality Education
Enhance Student Safety
Sustain Daily Operations
Ensure Financial Stability
Our Academic Programs, Student Support, and Character-Building Extracurriculars are at Risk Without This Levy
Every dollar from this levy will stay right here in our community, funding daily operations, including teachers, counselors, nurses, law enforcement officers, and other essential staff. It will also support transportation, utilities, classroom materials, and safety measures. This levy will generate $9.9 million annually for the next 10 years, ensuring financial stability for our district.
It's been 14 years since we’ve asked for an operating increase. Without this levy, we face a projected deficit, risking cuts to programs and services.
Vote FOR strong, safe schools. Vote FOR Issue Highland Schools by May 6. Early voting starts April 8.
We Take Safety Seriously
Highland has implemented full-time law enforcement officers at each school, including deputies from the Medina County Sheriff’s Office and Hinckley Police Department. Additionally, we have added mental health liaisons, behavior specialists, and counselors to support the well-being of our students. Every school also has a full-time nurse to meet students' medical needs.
What You Can Do
Get Involved
Highland relies on dedicated volunteers like you to spread the word about the importance of our schools' future. Join us in making a difference—sign up to help today!
Vote
You can vote FOR Highland Schools in person or by mail beginning on April 8, 2025.
Donate
To continue supporting the growth and development of our school community, we kindly ask you to consider making a donation.
Want to Purchase a T-shirt?
Help support the levy with buying a FOR Highland School’s T-shirt!
All T-Shirts ordered by May 1
DID YOU KNOW?
For the 2023-2024 school year, Highland’s average expenditure per student was $12,627, which is the lowest in Medina County and ranks 40th lowest out of more than 600 school districts across the state. For reference, the state average expenditure per pupil was $16,311.