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Voters will decide a five-year school income tax

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Excerpt from 06.30.2026-Regular Meeting-Signed Board Minutes for Voters will decide a five-year school income tax
Official source excerpt: 06.30.2026-Regular Meeting-Signed Board Minutes; editorial caption by Our School Board · source-evidence

What happened

The board placed a 0.75% earned-income-tax proposal on the November 3, 2026 ballot. It would fund current expenses for five years starting January 1, 2027.

Why it matters to families

The district says the tax is intended to raise about $1.36 million each year. The vote will decide whether the district gets that added operating money.

The evidence

The June 30 signed minutes record a unanimous vote to proceed with a 0.75% earned-income tax for current expenses, effective in 2027 for five years, and submit it to voters on November 3, 2026. The resolution cites an annual revenue target of $1,362,429.

The source

June 30, 2026 signed board minutes

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