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Amendment 66: Spend More, Get Less

October 10, 2013
Fiscal Policy Center
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IB-G-2013 (October 2013)
Author: Linda Gorman

Introduction:
Amendment 66 will take the money you spend to benefit your children and give it to public education bureaucrats. Education bureaucrats do not necessarily use higher funding to benefit children. They will spend it on things that they like – generous pensions, higher salaries, and more educational consultants.