ColumbusAdvocacy outlet Inkstick reports a school tax break for Anduril of at least $60 million.

Students study in hallways, closets and trailers, and voters twice rejected tax hikes for classrooms.

Ohio lets school boards veto abatements above 75% of school taxes owed, yet this board met at 8 am the next day and approved.

“I believe that the developer should contribute to the schools,” said Valerie Koker, a Teays Valley grandmother.

Voters rejected both requests, $96 million then $74 million, leaving the overcrowding unresolved.

How each outlet framed it
Inkstick leans critical
Calculates actual tax abatement ($60M+) against school district's simultaneous $96M capital needs, exposing fiscal contradiction in the deal

Sources: Inkstick