Charleston County schools’ penny sales tax extension heads to November ballot | Post and Courier
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Charleston County School Board has unanimously approved a referendum to extend a one-cent sales tax for education capital improvements until 2034, which will be voted on in November. If passed, the tax is expected to generate approximately $1.25 billion for new construction and maintenance projects in local schools.
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The article is a well-structured news piece that provides clear and relevant information about the referendum for the penny sales tax extension in Charleston County schools, though it repeats author information unnecessarily. It effectively informs readers about the implications and details of the polling measure without bias.
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