Know Your Towns
Know Your Towns
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In Urbana the maximum tax-rate for the educational fund was set by special referendum at $1. 38, and the maximum tax-rate for the building fund is set by state law. In December, 1953, the total tax-rate levied was $1, 784. $1. 28 of the total (nearly 72 per cent) was levied for the educa- tional fund : administrative and office expense, teachers' salaries, classroom supplies, heat, light, janitor service, etc. ; $. 16 of the total for the building maintenance fund : insurance, repairs ; and $. ...344 for interest and retire- ment of bonds on new buildings.
Many items in the budget, such as textbooks and cafeteria, are set up in revolving funds, and income balances expense once the initial invest- ment is made. Reports of state legislation on schools are available; most of the meetings of the local school board are open to interested citizens, and all business is transacted in open meeting; and the school district's financial report is open to inspection annually.
The Urbana School District is about average in the tax-effort made on a local level compared with school districts of the same size in the state as a whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Urbana the maximum tax-rate for the educational fund was set by special referendum at $1. 38, and the maximum tax-rate for the building fund is set by state law. In December, 1953, the total tax-rate levied was $1, 784. $1. 28 of the total (nearly 72 per cent) was levied for the educa- tional fund : administrative and office expense, teachers' salaries, classroom supplies, heat, light, janitor service, etc. ; $. 16 of the total for the building maintenance fund : insurance, repairs ; and $. ...344 for interest and retire- ment of bonds on new buildings.
Many items in the budget, such as textbooks and cafeteria, are set up in revolving funds, and income balances expense once the initial invest- ment is made. Reports of state legislation on schools are available; most of the meetings of the local school board are open to interested citizens, and all business is transacted in open meeting; and the school district's financial report is open to inspection annually.
The Urbana School District is about average in the tax-effort made on a local level compared with school districts of the same size in the state as a whole.
What to read after Know Your Towns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois League of Women Voters of Champaign County to read onlineMoreLess
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