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Of course people get emotional about school funding because nobody wants to think they would take money away from little Tommy, but what if I told you that 80% of the price per pupil in school budgets go to employee salaries and benefits, and that education funding has more than quadrupled since 1980? Can we now ask why we need to donate paper and cleaning wipes when the schools seem to get mountains of money each year, every year?
Of course people get emotional about school funding because nobody wants to think they would take money away from little Tommy, but what if I told you that 80% of the price per pupil in school budgets go to employee salaries and benefits, and that education funding has more than quadrupled since 1980? Can we now ask why we need to donate paper and cleaning wipes when the schools seem to get mountains of money each year, every year?
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Of course people get emotional about school funding because nobody wants to think they would take money away from little Tommy, but what if I told you that 80% of the price per pupil in school budgets go to employee salaries and benefits, and that education funding has more than quadrupled since 1980? Can we now ask why we need to donate paper and cleaning wipes when the schools seem to get mountains of money each year, every year?
Of course people get emotional about school funding because nobody wants to think they would take money away from little Tommy, but what if I told you that 80% of the price per pupil in school budgets go to employee salaries and benefits, and that education funding has more than quadrupled since 1980? Can we now ask why we need to donate paper and cleaning wipes when the schools seem to get mountains of money each year, every year?