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Bove, Schoolcraft elected to Indian Creek school board

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Dan Bove Jr. and Brianne Schoolcraft won seats on the Indian Creek Local School District board, with Bove receiving 2,808 votes for 41. 58% and Schoolcraft garnering 2,292 votes, or 33. 94%. The election results are unofficial pending ballot canvassing.

Bove, re-elected for a sixth term, shared his vision of advancing technology and enriching performing arts programs. Schoolcraft expressed gratitude towards her supporters and commitment to helping the district grow. Voters also renewed a five-year, 7. 9-mill levy, with 51. 19% in favor, expected to generate about $3.

28 million for operational expenses. This funding will cover staffing, utilities, and curriculum needs. Superintendent T. C. Chappelear remarked on the levy’s crucial role in delivering quality education.

This election reflects a community dedication to supporting local education initiatives.

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