Summary
Reynoldsburg City Schools is asking for its first property tax levy in 14 years to pull in over $40 million over the next five years. If you live in the district, expect your annual property tax bill to go up.
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Impact analysis
Property owners in the district will see a direct increase in their tax bills to fund the $40 million initiative.
Local students and teachers win big with better school funding, updated resources, and stronger programs.
Local homeowners and landlords will feel the pinch from higher property taxes.
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Reynoldsburg City Schools cuts 51 teachers in $8.5M budget cuts after levy fails NBC4 WCMH-TV
51 teachers from Reynoldsburg City Schools notified they will be let go after November levy failure
51 teachers from Reynoldsburg City Schools notified they will be let go after November levy failure 10TV
Reynoldsburg schools to vote on $8.5 million budget cuts after levy failure
Reynoldsburg schools to vote on $8.5 million budget cuts after levy failure WSYX
Reynoldsburg City Schools' first levy in 14 years would raise $40M+ over next 5 years
Reynoldsburg City Schools' first levy in 14 years would raise $40M+ over next 5 years WSYX
Reynoldsburg Schools place $8.5 million levy on November ballot - here's why
Reynoldsburg Schools place $8.5 million levy on November ballot - here's why The Columbus Dispatch
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