Education Tax Levy Is A Bargain

Education Tax Levy Is A Bargain - The Missourian: Letters To The Editor

Posted: Wednesday, November 7, 2012 5:00 pm

Education Tax Levy Is A Bargain By Ed Katcher, Augusta The Missourian

To The Editor:

The Special School District in St. Louis County is asking for a 19-cent tax increase on the existing $1 tax levy.

The Washington School District has no such tax as special education is taken care of by the district. It is a bargain for the taxpayer.

The district already has one of the lowest tax levies in the area making it a district that runs on a very low stream of revenue.

I hope residents understand this and support the upcoming bond issue.

A vote for our youth is a vote for America.

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Posted in Letters to the editor on Wednesday, November 7, 2012 5:00 pm.

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