The Hamilton County Democratic Party has endorsed the Cincinnati Public Schools levy ahead of the November election.
The party’s executive committee approved the endorsement during a special meeting Aug. 13.
The vote comes less than three weeks after Democrats urged CPS to reconsider its original tax proposal. The party’s earlier concerns focused on the district’s…
CPS Levy Reversal Could Reshape the November Ballot
Cincinnati Public Schools' board could reverse its own income tax levy just one week after approving it.
Board members will vote Monday on rescinding the earned income tax levy they approved July 27.
Less than a week after approving a first-of-its-kind earned income tax, Cincinnati Public Schools'…
Cincinnati Public Schools is asking residents for $74 million per year in new revenue while reporting a current operating expenditure of $21,511 per pupil.
That per-pupil spending figure is $6,687 higher than UC's posted tuition and fees for an Ohio undergraduate at its Uptown campus.
The comparison offers another way to understand CPS per-pupil spending…
The Cincinnati Board of Education moved Monday night to put an earned income tax on the November ballot.
The proposal would end a rate advantage Cincinnati has held over Ohio's other major cities for decades.
Cincinnati's Board of Education voted 5-2 Monday night to put the earned income tax on the November ballot, WVXU education…


