Ohio SB93 proposes a new school financing system using a statewide property tax and increased state sales tax.
Ohio SB93 aims to overhaul the state's school financing system by eliminating local property and income taxes levied by school districts. It establishes a single statewide property tax and increased state sales tax to fund schools. The bill also seeks to eliminate state scholarship programs for primary and secondary students, replacing them with a new system that provides a statewide per-pupil funding payment to public and chartered nonpublic schools based on the new tax structure.
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