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Superintendent, treasurer brief board on recent property tax reform bills

Claymont City Board of Education · January 12, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Brian Rentsch and Treasurer Kim Beckley told the board that five Property Tax Reform bills — HB124, HB129, HB186, HB309 and HB335 — were signed by the governor and were discussed during administrative reports.

Superintendent Brian Rentsch and Treasurer Kim Beckley updated the board on recently signed property tax reform legislation, naming HB124, HB129, HB186, HB309 and HB335 as the bills discussed. The update was presented as part of the administrative reports at the Jan. 12 meeting.

The minutes do not provide staff analysis of how the bills will affect district revenues, levies or taxpayer liabilities; board members were informed the bills had been signed and were recorded by bill number in the meeting packet. The board did not take formal action tied to the update during this meeting.