Shelbyville Central Schools Operating Referendum
Shelbyville Central Schools, Indiana
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Lets Shelbyville Central Schools add a property tax for up to eight years to help pay for buses, staff, classes, and safety. The ballot estimates a typical home's tax bill would rise $191 a year.
Read the official ballot measure (PDF)
Proposed by: Shelbyville Central Schools school board (resolution sent to the state June 16, 2026)
The district's elected school board asked for this extra property tax for day-to-day school costs. Indiana requires a public vote; the state got the board's resolution June 16, 2026.
Source: in.gov
A YES vote means
Adds this school tax for up to eight years to help fund buses, staff, classes, and safety. A typical home's yearly bill would rise about $191, by the ballot's estimate.
A NO vote means
Rejects the added school property tax. The schools would not get the proposed money for those programs.