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Author: AdrianC 🐝  😊 😞
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Subject: Re: How to pay for schools?
Date: 12/03/25 7:47 PM
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“ A local sales tax would be a no-go. ”

Yes, you’re right. There is a proposal at the state level to get rid of property tax levies. Schools would be funded from a fixed millage rate plus increased sales tax. I doubt it goes anywhere.

https://fox8.com/news/ohio-legislator-proposes-sch...

“Under SB 93, school districts would no longer be able to levy property or income tax levies. Instead, Brenner proposes a statewide 20-mill property tax, to be distributed across public and charter schools. He also suggests raising the state sales tax by 1.75%, bringing the total tax to 7.5%. All of the additional sales tax revenue would go directly to education funding.”

Trouble is, all funding is then controlled by the state.
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