School District 2024-25 Budget Expected To Have Small Tax Increase

March 21, 2024 Board of Education Taxes, School Board, Taxes

**TALKING NUMBERS –** *Schools Superintendent John Ravally reviews the preliminary 2024-25 school district budget at the March 20 Board of Education meeting.*

A steep cut in state aid and a multi-million dollar increase in charter school tuition presented stiff challenges, but school district officials said the proposed 2024-25 budget should only result in a minor increase in the school portion of township property tax bills.

Schools Superintendent John Ravally said the tax rate should be what he called “stable,” meaning it should not cost the owner of a home assessed at the township’s average rate more than $100 for the year.

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