The Public Schools of Archuleta County, Colorado; a Survey
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Eleven counties spent less per child than did Archuleta, while forty-four spent more.** The rate of tax levied in the different districts in 1918-19 varied from 0.8 of a mill to 7.3 mills, exclusive of levies for interest on and redemption of bonds. The median rate for the county was 2.6 mills. In 1917-18 the levies were practically the same. Table II.
on page 10, shows the levies in the different districts.
According to a studyf made in the early part of 1919, the median tax levy for districts... of the third class (all the districts in the county except Number One are third class districts) over the entire state was 6.94 and for districts of the second class 7.5 mills.
Comparing the levies over the county with the medians above makes it evident that the people in the county have been slow to levy heavy taxes for schools. Practically all the levies could be doubled without making an unusual showing.
In incorporated villages, such as Pagosa Springs, there is usu- allv as much tax levied for school purposes as for all other purposes combined, but in the Pagosa Springs district the levy for schools is 2.2 mills, while for other purposes it is 10.8 mills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eleven counties spent less per child than did Archuleta, while forty-four spent more.** The rate of tax levied in the different districts in 1918-19 varied from 0.8 of a mill to 7.3 mills, exclusive of levies for interest on and redemption of bonds. The median rate for the county was 2.6 mills. In 1917-18 the levies were practically the same. Table II.
on page 10, shows the levies in the different districts.
According to a studyf made in the early part of 1919, the median tax levy for districts... of the third class (all the districts in the county except Number One are third class districts) over the entire state was 6.94 and for districts of the second class 7.5 mills.
Comparing the levies over the county with the medians above makes it evident that the people in the county have been slow to levy heavy taxes for schools. Practically all the levies could be doubled without making an unusual showing.
In incorporated villages, such as Pagosa Springs, there is usu- allv as much tax levied for school purposes as for all other purposes combined, but in the Pagosa Springs district the levy for schools is 2.2 mills, while for other purposes it is 10.8 mills.
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