Journal of Proceedings, And Addresses
Journal of Proceedings, And Addresses
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Many local taxing units are too poor to carry such a load, and they must either abandon all hope of good schools, or they must receive assistance from the state or social whole. This fact began to gain recognition as early as the middle of the century. When the constitu- tion of Ohio, adopted in 1851, provided that the legislature should make such provisions, by taxation or otherwise, as, with the interest arising from the permanent school fund, would secure a thorough and efficient system of c...ommon schools throughout the state, the law-making power hastened to levy upon all the property of the state, as rated by the assess- ors, a state school tax of two mills on the dollar, to be distributed on the basis of the school enumeration. Taking the country together, the cost of public education is divided between two or more taxing units.
Still the fact remains that the part which falls to the local unit is often disproportionate. In 1888-89 the per cent, of the total amount of school revenues raised by local taxation was 66.8 to 19.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many local taxing units are too poor to carry such a load, and they must either abandon all hope of good schools, or they must receive assistance from the state or social whole. This fact began to gain recognition as early as the middle of the century. When the constitu- tion of Ohio, adopted in 1851, provided that the legislature should make such provisions, by taxation or otherwise, as, with the interest arising from the permanent school fund, would secure a thorough and efficient system of c...ommon schools throughout the state, the law-making power hastened to levy upon all the property of the state, as rated by the assess- ors, a state school tax of two mills on the dollar, to be distributed on the basis of the school enumeration. Taking the country together, the cost of public education is divided between two or more taxing units.
Still the fact remains that the part which falls to the local unit is often disproportionate. In 1888-89 the per cent, of the total amount of school revenues raised by local taxation was 66.8 to 19.
What to read after Journal of Proceedings, And Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Educational Association (U.S.) to read onlineMoreLess
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