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Sacramento Measure LV renews school parcel tax, preserving local funding

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Measure LV renewed the existing school parcel tax at $98 annually per parcel, without any increase or inflation adjustment. This measure preserves approximately $2.3 million in annual funding that is controlled locally for educational purposes. Decisions made in Sacramento are noted to profoundly affect local school operations.

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The renewal of the parcel tax maintains a specific level of local funding for schools, which supports teachers, manageable class sizes, and advanced academic programs. This funding mechanism is part of the larger budget deals that affect education governance structure in Sacramento involving the Education Commissioner's Office.

Budget deals affect education governance structure in Sacramento involving the Education Commissioner's Office.

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  • SacramentoLocation where decisions affecting local schools are made
  • Gavin NewsomGovernor of California, where these state decisions are implemented

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