On a split vote, the North Platte public school board approved a budget Monday that will call for nearly 10% more money from property taxpayers than last year.
The increase comes despite efforts by the state legislature to reduce the financial burden on property owners, and create more balance between the two primary sources of revenue for public schools — state aid and local property taxes.
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