A School Property Tax Cap Is Not a Cut to Education Funding
As voters prepare to decide Question 2 on November 3, it's important to separate fact from fear. In this article, Brookline resident Eric Pauer explains why New Hampshire is among a small minority of states without mandatory school tax caps and how Question 2 offers voters a modest safeguard against rapidly rising property taxes.
Question 2 is about controlling the growth of taxes, not cutting school funding. I encourage you to read Eric's article and consider the facts before heading to the polls.
Want to learn more?
Join Eric Pauer, President of the School District Governance Association of New Hampshire (SDGA-NH), a nonprofit organization dedicated to responsible school governance, financial transparency, and local control, for a free webinar explaining Question 2, how the proposed tax cap would work, and what it would mean for New Hampshire taxpayers and school budgets.
Registration is free but required to receive the Zoom link, which will be emailed to registrants on October 25.
