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![Alison Boatright, standing, chief financial officer for the Bulloch County Schools, explains the difference between a full millage rate rollback and the proposed partial rollback for Board of Education members including Glenn Womack, left, and Stuart Tedd](https://statesboroherald.cdn-anvilcms.net/media/images/2024/07/27/images/Boatright_and_BOE_.max-900x400.jpg)
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Bulloch BOE proposes partial rollback in property tax rate for school funding
The Bulloch County Board of Education voted 8-0 tentative approval Thursday evening for a partial rollback in the property tax millage rate that helps fund the schools, from last year’s 8.478 mills to 7.932 mills.
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