Jacksonville voters will get to decide on a property tax increase for schools in August.
Most of the money will be spent to increase salaries for teachers and staff while another portion will go to expand arts and athletic programs.Duval County Public Schools provided the following document to answer questions voters may have:.
Most of the money will be spent to increase salaries for teachers and staff while another portion will go to expand arts and athletic programs.Duval County Public Schools provided the following document to answer questions voters may have:Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
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