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Cincinnati Public Schools pulled its proposed earned income tax off the November ballot in a 6-1 vote, citing urgent financial needs and warnings that failure could lead to deeper cuts—especially for staff directly serving students. Board President Brandon Craig emphasized that without new revenue, next year’s budget would be even harsher, forcing more layoffs and reduced services. While acknowledging public concerns over taxes, especially property taxes, Craig noted this type of levy is still rare and not yet proven across districts. The board now turns to alternative funding solutions to avoid further strain on schools and students.

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