Strongsville schools face nearly $14 million in budget cuts if Issue 9 fails, district officials say
Strongsville City Schools would no longer field high school or middle school sports teams, participate in music competitions at any grade level or fund field trips if voters defeat Issue 9 over the next few weeks, school officials say.
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