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Cincinnati school district seeks property tax hike to avoid budget cuts

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The board of education in Cincinnati is seeking a property tax increase for the November 3 ballot to prevent deep budget cuts. Superintendent Shauna Murphy pitched the proposal, noting that the levy would raise property taxes by $245 per $100,000 of home value. District Treasurer Michael Gustin stated that if the levy fails, the district would face a $44.5 million cash shortfall in 2029.

From wcpo.com

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The tax increase is intended to secure revenue for the district, which has already made tens of millions in cuts over the last three years. The proposal is framed as necessary to maintain services despite rising costs and existing financial pressures within the public education system in Ohio.

The public education system in Ohio is currently facing budget cuts and various policy challenges.

From wcpo.com

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    The state of Ohio might receive stable funding for public education if the levy passes.

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