MPS Technology Levy: How do Minneapolis school taxes compare?
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MPS Technology Levy: How do Minneapolis school taxes compare?
In this fall’s election, MPS is asking voters to consider a $20 million annual increase in technology funding to avoid cuts to other programs and services. If passed, the levy increase would be one strategy to stabilize our financial future in addition to
- Reduced spending;
- Continued education funding advocacy at the state and federal government levels;
- Efforts to increase student enrollment; and
- Analyzing programmatic and operational changes
How do Minneapolis school taxes compare to other districts?
Minneapolis residential property taxpayers pay among the lowest in school property taxes in Hennepin County. View a comparison of school property taxes on homes with an estimated market value of $300,000 across Hennepin County school districts.
The impact of this levy increase on the owner of a $300,000 home would be about $7 per month.
Learn more about the technology levy
including calculating your tax impact