School property taxes would be eliminated under a bill unveiled by state Rep. Frank Ryan, R-Lebanon, at a Capitol press conference Aug. 20.

The School Property Tax Elimination Act would replace 100% of all school property taxes with other expanded and new levies. Ryan, in a statement, said the principle of his bill was to spread out education funding among all Pennsylvanians rather than placing the burden entirely on homeowners.

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