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4/29/2026

jesse4430
Apr 29
1 min read

EWEN – The Ewen-Trout Creek Schools has proposed a no mill increase bond to address its aging infrastructure.  If the bond passes, the millage rate will stay at the current rate of 4.8 mills. If it fails, the rate will drop to 3.3 mills.  The proposal is for 12 years and would raise an estimated $6 million for the school district. School officials say the money will be used for interior upgrades including carpet, windows and doors as well as kitchen upgrades, upgrades to the parking lot and lighting upgrades.  Residents in the Ewen-Trout Creek School District will vote on the bond proposal on May 5th.

 
 
 

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