What type of school districts would benefit from a tax shift?
All school districts would benefit from a tax shift. In fact, any tax-shift method supported by NJSBA would increase the flow of state money into virtually every community—regardless of the school district’s eligibility for state aid. Every New Jersey community includes senior citizens and others living on fixed incomes—citizens who often feel they have no choice but to oppose school spending proposals because of overburdening property taxes. Rebalancing school taxes would enable citizens to consider school spending objectively.
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