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School Finance Reform: Basic Facts & Estimates (An update to our paper of November 1998), April 2000

Collection Name:
New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies Records, 1996-2018
Title:
School Finance Reform: Basic Facts & Estimates (An update to our paper of November 1998), April 2000
Creator:
New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies
Hall, Douglas
Creator Role:
Author
Accession / Call Number:
2018.085
Object ID:
2018.085.03.020
Date:
2000 April
Type of Material:
textual record
Physical Description:
1 envelope, 4 pages
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
This report, entitled “School Finance Reform: Basic Facts & Estimates, provides updated numerical data for a variety of factors relevant to educational finance in New Hampshire .Data is provided for the number of students in public schools, the amount of spending per pupil, equalized valuation per pupil, equalized property tax rates for schools, percentage of property taxes collected going to schools, equalized property tax rates for schools, percentage of property taxes collected going to schools, aggregate spending on public schools aggregate revenue for public schools, raising additional money from existing taxes, per capita income in towns, size of some mentioned large potential tax bases, and estimate tax rates to raise $825,000,000 for the state.
People:
Hall, Douglas
Organizations:
Institute for Policy and Social Science Research at the University of New Hampshire
New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies
University of New Hampshire
Terms of Use:
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Credit Line:
The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies Records were donated to the New Hampshire Historical Society.
Level Description:
Item
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