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Claymont board hears update on state property tax reform bills

Claymont City School District Board of Education · January 12, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Brian Rentsch and Treasurer Kim Beckley briefed the board on five property tax reform House bills signed by Gov. DeWine (HB124, HB129, HB186, HB309 and HB335). No board action was taken; the update was informational.

Superintendent Brian Rentsch and Treasurer Kim Beckley told the Claymont City School District Board of Education on Jan. 12 that several state property tax reform bills signed by Governor Mike DeWine will affect local funding formulas.

"Mr. Rentsch and Mrs. Beckley gave an update on the Property Tax Reform Bills signed by Governor DeWine (HB124, HB129, HB186, HB309 and HB335)," the minutes state. The board received the briefing as an informational report; no motion or vote accompanied the update.

Board members did not adopt any policy or fiscal changes at the meeting. The presentation was listed among the administrative reports included in the board packet; the minutes do not record further detail about anticipated local fiscal impacts or next steps for staff to analyze the bills.

The briefing identified the bills by number but the minutes do not specify whether the district will model revenue or levy impacts at this time. The board will consider follow-up as staff develops financial analysis for future meetings.