Cincinnati voters approved a property tax increase to support the local school district. The tax levy is intended to help address a budget shortfall. The school district was facing a significant financial deficit.
What we know
- The levy is expected to generate $66.33 million annually for the school district.
- Cincinnati Public Schools had previously cut over 100 positions and implemented furlough days to alleviate financial burdens.
- The passed levy will allow the district to invest in facility maintenance and repairs that had been postponed for years.
- The school district plans to use the levy funds to support its Strategic Plan and provide more resources for students.
- Superintendent Shauna Murphy released a statement thanking voters for supporting the future of the city's students.
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