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Prior to its regular meeting, the New Franklin School Board held its annual tax-rate hearing last Wednesday. Superintendent Brian Cordel reported the assessed valuation for the district has grown by …
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Prior to its regular meeting, the New Franklin School Board held its annual tax-rate hearing last Wednesday. Superintendent Brian Cordel reported the assessed valuation for the district has grown by a total of $973,616 over last year due to new construction and personal property increases. The tax levy was raised from $3.3455 to $3.4065. This with the $0.7020 for the debt service levy brings the proposed tax levy for the 2018-19 school year to $4.1085 per $100 of assessed valuation of real and personal property. The board unanimously voted to set this as the tax rate.
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