Highest real estate mills: Chester County, PA 2025-26
Real estate mills across 9 Chester County, Pennsylvania school districts, 2025-26. Coatesville Area SD leads at 44.364 mills. PDE; ranked by DistrictFacts.
- Districts ranked
- 9
- Period
- 2025-26
- Publication floor
- 8 districts
- Tie rule
- Equal values share a rank; the next rank skips.
- County definition
- The county holding the largest share of the district's land area (NCES EDGE, 2024–25).
Real estate tax rate in mills set in the district's own General Fund Budget and reported to PDE for 2025-26. One mill is $1 of tax for every $1,000 of assessed value. Counties, not districts, set assessed values and assess at different fractions of market value, so mills are not comparable between counties.
Measure: Real estate tax rate.
Source: PDE.
Mills are not comparable between counties.
Ranked districts
- 1. Coatesville Area SD — 44.364 mills
- 2. Oxford Area SD — 38.439 mills
- 3. Owen J Roberts SD — 36.36 mills
- 4. Avon Grove SD — 36 mills
- 5. Phoenixville Area SD — 35.079 mills
- 6. Kennett Consolidated SD — 34.994 mills
- 7. Downingtown Area SD — 31.91 mills
- 8. Tredyffrin-Easttown SD — 29.657 mills
- 9. Great Valley SD — 25.22 mills
Not ranked
- Octorara Area SD — The state's file lists 2 figures for this measure here: Chester County: 43.46 mills; Lancaster County: 25.94 mills. Each is shown on the district page; none is ranked as the district's single figure.
- Unionville-Chadds Ford SD — The state's file lists 2 figures for this measure here: Chester County: 33.91 mills; Delaware County: 19.24 mills. Each is shown on the district page; none is ranked as the district's single figure.
- West Chester Area SD — The state's file lists 2 figures for this measure here: Chester County: 23.3845 mills; Delaware County: 11.3681 mills. Each is shown on the district page; none is ranked as the district's single figure.