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How Clint ISD holds strong reserves as other El Paso school districts struggle
Summary by The El Paso Editorial Desk Claudia Lorena Silva , as published by El Paso Matters
· August 31, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The board's unanimous decision sets the tax rate at a specific amount per property valuation. A school district's financial management is notable for its strong reserves.
A school district's financial management is notable for its strong reserves. This is achieved through a balanced budget and a tax rate that maximizes revenue without requiring an election. The board's unanimous decision sets the tax rate at a specific amount per property valuation.
As a result, the average homeowner can expect a modest increase in their property tax bill. However, a significant portion of homeowners will be exempt from paying school taxes due to the taxable value of their homes being below a certain threshold.
Further details about the district's budget and tax rate are available, including the total budget amount and the impact on homeowners.
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Category: government Published: August 31, 2026 Source: El Paso Matters Reading time: 1 min
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