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Denver voters will consider $44 million tax increase to raise school employee pay, fund student services
Denver voters will consider a $44 million tax increase in November for the city's public schools. If passed, the funds would provide every Denver Public Schools employee with a $1,750 raise and support expanding student mental health and special education services. The measure is expected to increase property taxes by about $72 per year on a median home price of $624,800.
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