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Grant Public School District

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Grant Public School District is a school district in Newaygo County, Michigan. In 2025, primary homes here pay a total of 19.88–22.58 mills in property tax, depending on the city or township; rentals, second homes and businesses pay 37.88–40.58 mills. It levied property tax in 2 tax areas in 2025. In the 2024–25 school year it reported $21.7 million in general fund spending, or $15,141 per pupil.

Total property tax rate, primary homes

19.88–22.58

mills in 2025 · 2 tax areas · about $3,235–$3,674 a year on a median home (estimate)

Total property tax rate, rentals, second homes and businesses

37.88–40.58

mills in 2025 · includes the school operating tax

Levies, 2025

2

in 2 tax areas

Total property tax rates here, 2025

What property pays to every taxing body (the State, county, schools, local government and others), by tax area. A mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable value.

Compare with every tax area in Kent County →

City or township Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
Tyrone Township 22.5838 $3,674 40.5838
Solon Township 19.8829 $3,235 37.8829

Rates differ across Grant Public School District because it covers parts of 2 local governments, each with its own levies: Solon Township and Tyrone Township.

Kent County's certified rates split each area's total between a summer and a winter tax bill; open an area below to see its split.

Primary homes, which their owners live in, pay the homestead rate; so do qualified farmland and a few other kinds of property exempt from the school operating tax. Rentals, second homes and most businesses pay the non-homestead rate, which includes it. What these terms mean

Median home, estimated: the yearly tax a new buyer would pay on a primary home at Kent County's median value, $325,400 (Census Bureau, 2024): half the value times the mills, divided by 1,000. An estimate, not a bill. How the estimate works

Every levy, by tax area

Tyrone Township · 22.5838 primary homes, 40.5838 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 10.0605, winter 12.5233; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 10.0605, winter 30.5233.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
ISD Voted Vocational Education Newaygo County RESA 2.8575 $465 2.8575
ISD Voted Special Education Newaygo County RESA 2.8570 $465 2.8570
Voted Operating Tyrone Township 1.9237 $313 1.9237
Library Kent District Library 1.0832 $176 1.0832
Allocated or Charter Operating Tyrone Township 0.9304 $151 0.9304
School Debt Grant Public School District 0.8000 $130 0.8000
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Newaygo County RESA 0.1283 $21 0.1283
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Grant Public School District 0.0000 $0 18.0000
Solon Township · 19.8829 primary homes, 37.8829 other

Billed in 2 parts, in mills: primary homes summer 10.0605, winter 9.8224; rentals, second homes and businesses summer 10.0605, winter 27.8224.

Levy Levied by Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills
State Education Tax State of Michigan 6.0000 $976 6.0000
County Allocated Operating Kent County 4.0605 $661 4.0605
ISD Voted Vocational Education Newaygo County RESA 2.8575 $465 2.8575
ISD Voted Special Education Newaygo County RESA 2.8570 $465 2.8570
School Debt Grant Public School District 0.8000 $130 0.8000
Allocated or Charter Operating Solon Township 0.7698 $125 0.7698
Jail Kent County 0.7417 $121 0.7417
Senior Citizens Kent County 0.4914 $80 0.4914
Voted Operating Solon Township 0.4666 $76 0.4666
Zoo and Museum Kent County 0.4134 $67 0.4134
Ready by Five Kent County 0.2476 $40 0.2476
ISD Allocated Operating Newaygo County RESA 0.1283 $21 0.1283
Veterans Kent County 0.0491 $8 0.0491
School Operating (Non-Homestead) Grant Public School District 0.0000 $0 18.0000

Where the property tax goes here

Each tax area's total for primary homes, split by who levies it.

Of the $3,235–$3,674 a year a new buyer of a median primary home here would pay (an estimate), about $130 goes to Grant Public School District (4%). The rest goes to the other bodies that levy here: the State, the county, the schools and others.

Grant Public School District's 2 tax areas rank 93rd and 94th highest of Kent County's 94 for primary homes. See every area

  • State
  • County
  • ISD and college
  • School district
  • City, township or village
  • Library, transit and other
  • Tyrone Township with Grant Public School District: 22.5838 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 5.8428, School district 0.8000, City, township or village 2.8541, Library, transit and other 1.0832), estimated $3,674 a year for a new buyer

  • Solon Township with Grant Public School District: 19.8829 mills in total (State 6.0000, County 6.0037, ISD and college 5.8428, School district 0.8000, City, township or village 1.2364), estimated $3,235 a year for a new buyer

The figures as a table
Tax area State County ISD and college School district City, township or village Library, transit and other Total Estimated tax
Tyrone Township, Grant Public School District 6.0000 6.0037 5.8428 0.8000 2.8541 1.0832 22.5838 $3,674
Solon Township, Grant Public School District 6.0000 6.0037 5.8428 0.8000 1.2364 0.0000 19.8829 $3,235

Median home, estimated: the yearly tax a new buyer would pay on a primary home at Kent County's median value, $325,400 (Census Bureau, 2024): half the value times the mills, divided by 1,000. An estimate, not a bill. How the estimate works

What Grant Public School District levies, 2025

Only its own millages, part of the totals above, and how many tax areas each is levied in.

Levy Primary homes mills Median home est. yearly tax Rentals, second homes and businesses mills Tax areas
School Debt 0.8000 $130 0.8000 2
School Operating (Non-Homestead) 0.0000 $0 18.0000 2

Median home, estimated: the yearly tax a new buyer would pay on a primary home at Kent County's median value, $325,400 (Census Bureau, 2024): half the value times the mills, divided by 1,000. An estimate, not a bill. How the estimate works

School finances, 2024–25 school year

General fund figures, as published by the Michigan Department of Education.

Pupils

1,433

full-time equivalent

General fund spending

$21.7M

the main operating fund

Spending per pupil

$15,141

general fund

Average teacher salary

$59,442

75 teachers (full-time equivalent)

Spending

Item Total Per pupil
Basic instruction $9,876,911 $6,893
Added needs instruction $3,810,356 $2,659
Adult education instruction $49,359
Total instruction $13,736,626 $9,587
Instructional staff support $1,368,023 $955
Administration $3,003,272 $2,096
Operations and maintenance $1,843,948 $1,287
Transportation $854,705 $597
Total support services $7,136,711 $4,981
Current operating spending $20,873,338 $14,568
Facilities acquisition $0 $0
Total general fund spending $21,693,623 $15,141

Revenue

Item Total Per pupil
Local $2,373,857 $1,657
State $18,718,165 $13,064
Federal $753,698 $526
Total general fund revenue $21,905,720 $15,289

Salaries

Item Total Per pupil
Instructional salaries $12,359,677 $8,626
Support service salaries $4,535,258 $3,165
Teacher salaries, basic instruction $4,429,015

Taxable value in the district

Item Total Per pupil
Primary homes (homestead) $267,882,574 $186,964
Rentals, second homes and businesses (non-homestead) $80,204,073 $55,977

Every figure, including each per-pupil figure, is the publisher's own. Total instruction is the three instruction lines above it, and current operating spending is total instruction plus total support services. Total support services and total revenue can also include amounts the bulletin does not list separately. Adult education and teacher salaries have no per-pupil figure here, because the bulletin does not divide them by the pupil count. Pupils per teacher: 19.

Source: Bulletin 1014: Michigan Public Schools Ranked by Select Financial Information, data export, Michigan Department of Education, retrieved September 26, 2026.

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Codes

Census GEOID (school district)
2616500
Michigan CEPI code
62050
NCES district ID
2616500

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