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Cincinnati Public Schools flipped its fiscal strategy in a fiery board meeting, opting for a seven-mill property tax over a divisive earned income tax after months of chaos, protests, and political pressure. The vote—following hours of heated debate and disruptions from union members—aims to raise $66 million annually for five years to plug a $59 million deficit. While supporters argue it’s essential for equitable education funding, critics—including some board members—say the process was hijacked by vocal advocates who also pushed the tax. The reversal marks a dramatic pivot from July’s controversial income tax plan, which alienated both parties. With community tension high and leadership under fire, the board now faces November’s ballot with a decision that could reshape the district’s future.

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