Created for Residents of Loudonville-Perrysville Ex Vil School District.

This website was created to take number information from the Ohio State website on the 2026 CUPP report and illustrate the data in comparison to other school districts in the surrounding counties. Mostly it is to point out how expensive Loudonville-Perrysville district already is in comparison to other school districts. At a high level these charts show what they bring in and where the money is spent.
Ohio CUPP Report

• Total Revenue
• Non-Tax Revenue
• Federal Revenue
• Local Revenue
• State Revenue
• Total Exp.
• Staff Support
• Pupil Support
• Instructional Exp.
• Building Exp.
• Admin Exp
• Local Taxation Effort
• Avg Federal Income
• Ohio Median Income
• Total Property Taxation
• Revenue raised by 1 Mill
• Business Valuation
• Property Valuation
• Admin Salaries
• Teacher Salaries
• School Income Tax
• Pupil to Admin ratio
• % Students with disabilities
• % Economically Disadvantaged
• Number of Students in District
• Contact Us
• Hillsdale Utility Costs 2017-24

Unofficial counts from visiting all four counties BOE:
May 4, 2010
6.56 + 1.5 mills
1076 For / 1798 Against
November 5, 2024
9.743 mills
1806 For / 2395 Against
May 6, 2025
6.62 mills + .25% income
1028 For / 1560 Against
NOVEMBER 3rd, 2026 ????? We will decide again!
2.85 mills + .25% income
The millage looks more reasonable, too bad most of that is because property values have risen so fast the last few years.If you want something specific posted feel free to share, I may post it on the site.

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If you would like to submit information that could help others or want something specific, send a message for review.

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L-P Building Education Committee. © Scott Tucker. All Rights Reserved.

I asked the Treasurer from Hillsdale Local to send me the utility bills for the last few years. In whole years, 2018-2021 was averaging close to $115k per year. 2022 was a transition year so the data is not viable. 2023 was the first full year with students and the yearly cost was $335k that year. The Treasurer did state HVAC personnel did make a few visits to make adjustments and expects some savings from those adjustments. This is why the state requires a levy to be passed with a new school building levy, because it costs more to operate. If salaries and wages were enough of an offset, an operating levy would not be necessary.

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