US EditionShifting education funding to the state probably wouldn't lead to higher spending - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY
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Shifting education funding to the state probably wouldn't lead to higher spending - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY
The movement to shift public school funding from local governments to the state is driven by a core belief that the shift will bring more funding. But that assumption is almost certainly wrong. The National Education Association’s latest annual report on public school data drew media coverage this week for its finding that New Hampshire’s state contribution to K-12 public school funding ranked the lowest nationwide. The implication, pushed by t…
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