No, except for inside millage. Voted school revenue does not increase as property values increase. In October 1976, the Ohio Legislature literally stopped increases in voted tax revenue to schools as a result of increased valuation or property by approving Substitute House Bill 920. As a result, schools are locked into income from the tax valuations in place at the time a levy is passed. Schools do not benefit by increased property valuations due to inflation unless another levy is passed. Ohio is one of only a few states in the nation with a bill of this nature.