Denver voters will consider a $44 million mill levy override to increase funding for public schools. The measure targets higher pay for school employees and expanded student services. Approval would raise property taxes to support Denver Public Schools.
Key Points
- Proposal seeks $44 million annually through a mill levy override ballot measure.
- Funds designated for school employee compensation and student services.
- Voters will decide the measure in the November election.
Implications for Educational Freedom
The measure increases operational funding for Denver Public Schools without provisions for school choice programs or charter expansion. It relies on higher local property taxes to support the district system. No elements address parental rights in curriculum or education options.
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