Most of the nine school districts that would be temporarily shut out of a bill to up their low-revenue caps don’t have any immediate plans to ask voters to raise their own taxes again.
The stakes are high: if those districts, who in the last three years have failed to get voter approval on operating referendum, go back to the ballot and lose out again, the three-year clock starts over.
The bill, f...
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