And so it basically authorizes more per pupil funding aid, but it'll all come from the property tax side. So School districts basically have one choice if they're going to increase their budgets. And of course, like everybody, their costs are going up, so likely they will. And it likely will result in precipitous increases in tax bills for the school side. (16:43–16:49)
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Asserts that school districts have one option to increase their budgets, implying reliance on property taxes.
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