Taxes Increase in West Chester, Springfield and Ridley School Districts
Taxes Going up in the Ridley School District - A property owner with the average assessment of $100,000 in Ridley School District will pay an additional $56 in school taxes in the 2019-2020 school year, according to the proposed final budget recently approved by the school board.
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School Taxes Going up 1.8% in West Chester Area - West Chester Area School District school directors passed a final budget for the 2019-2020 school year of $261.8 million, an increase of about $8.4 million (3.3%) over 2018-2019. The budget includes a 1.8% tax increase for Chester County property owners (about $74 per average household) and a 1.1% increase for Delaware County property owners (about $52 per average household).
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Springfield OKs School Budget With 2.25% Tax Hike - Springfield School Board approved the 2019-2020 proposed preliminary budget of $86.8 million with a tax increase of 2.25%. A home at the median assessed value of about $146,500, and the proposed millage of 33.7229 will have a school tax bill of $4,941, $99 more than the current year.
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