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LINCOLN — Gov. Jim Pillen expressed disappointment Monday that despite an influx of $324 million in additional state aid to K-12 schools, property taxes for local education statewide still increased
LINCOLN, Neb. — A tug of war is underway between local school officials and Gov. Jim Pillen on how the $300 million a year in extra funds for K-12 schools
Sandy Scofield said the money managed by the Nebraska Environmental Trust “was not intended to pump up the budget of state agencies."
A Nebraska legislative committee advances a comprehensive proposal to provide $3 billion property tax relief in six years.
The Legislature's Education Committee heard proposals Tuesday to give schools $1,500 per pupil, and to significantly increase special education aid.