Study: Illinois’ spending per student is one of highest in the country

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Study: Illinois’ spending per student is one of highest in the country

Photo credit: Canva A new study shows that Illinois continues to pump money into education without seeing tangible results. The Reason FoundationfoundthatIllinois’ inflation-adjusted education revenue grew from just over $13,000 per K-12 student in 2002 to over $20,000 per student in 2020, a growth rate that ranked third highest in the U.S. “A lot of […]

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