Franklin-Monroe offers significant tax savings for residents compared to the Northmont District, which has had frequent levy requests. This transfer will reduce property tax burdens.

Students will have access to specialized programs like Future Farmers of America (FFA), vocational training, and exclusive benefits such as in-state tuition to Ball State University.

Smaller school environments foster stronger relationships between students, teachers, and families. The transfer allows for more local engagement in sports and extracurricular activities, reducing travel time and costs.

Residents will have more influence in school-related decisions and elections, as the new boundary eliminates the influence of larger cities and districts on school levies.

The switch to Franklin-Monroe is expected to increase property values as more families are drawn to the smaller, rural community for its educational environment.