FWIW - 57% of the superintendents in Iowa make less than or equal to $170,000 in 22/23.
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Iowa school voucher scam update: Private schools raising tuition up to 40%. Special ed services to public schools will have a 30 million dollar cut
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FWIW - 57% of the superintendents in Iowa make less than or equal to $170,000 in 22/23.
Excel guru skills activated.
My guess is "out of his ass".
When there are cuts in services to special needs children in the public schools the screaming will begin in earnest. Every district has them, almost everyone knows one. It is obvious to me that this Reyonlds gambit is just her way of sticking the beak of the private schools into the public trough that is the Sate of Iowa Treasury. Reynolds and her minions see the taxpayers money as not to be used for the greater good, but for the good of the greater.
That's me. I hate being right. Nothing surprising so far.
Indiana was the OG. We've been effing around and finding out regarding vouchers for a decade.
The super majority Red state dumpsters don't care and don't have to until the moron voters hold them accountable.
Ok
So private schools are still educating kids for a fraction of the money that public schools are?
So private schools are still educating kids for a fraction of the money that public schools are?
That's not the topic or takeaway. They just jacked up tuition for profit and don't have to accept special needs kids who just saw funding cut by 30 million.
Wut? Easton Valley spending 35k per student is hilarious. Might want to find some info a little bit more reliable.
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Probably has a bias....but assuming their methodology is solid, numbers do not lie.
Not hard to look up a budget and dived it by the number of students.
There were zero private school numbers. You show a lot of ignorance on this topic. I assume you are benefitting.
We know how much tuition is....so how much money it is costing per student.
Yes I am sure there is extra money pumped in by donors. There is also the same for public schools.
Oh boy. Once again, you are going by the map you linked. That is some funny shitz.
It's not an apples to apples comparison. Private schools don't educate the most expensive students. They don't have to budget for special needs, ESL's or any other type of student they don't want to educate. Your point is moot.
Sweet.
Your link has all the public schools.
Could you tell me Regina or Dowling's operating budget for this year? I'd like to do this comparison.
Edit to add: And based on your comment above, please tell me you don't think number of students x tuition per student = an operating budget.
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The fact that this has played out time after time with no exception and yet we allow it to continue over and over again in state after state really speaks to the stupidity of the electorate and their loyalty to party only while they get fleeced and hoodwinked. And now we have allowed it here in Iowa, what rubes we are.
Common sense takes a backseat again.
Here just found one school district for you.
Funding Iowa Schools - Benton Community
Did you know? School Funding in Iowa School funding in Iowa is based on a formul...
So 12,000 for that school district.
Where the hell is Benton?
I can agree with that,.. and would recommend that everyone pursue all the education they want, and pay for all the education they consume.
If you're questioning the validity of the OP come back with some sourced information to refute it. Otherwise STFU.
And we've explained it to u why their per pupil spending is so much higher. It's cherry picking data to make your argument sound simple and correct.Here just found one school district for you.
Funding Iowa Schools - Benton Community
Did you know? School Funding in Iowa School funding in Iowa is based on a formul...www.benton.k12.ia.us
So 12,000 for that school district.
Where the hell is Benton?
I assume the $7,600 voucher is locked into that three year plan originally announced.
Just wait until that three years is up and a new amount is determined.
That new administrator hired to oversee the voucher program, that looks like a child sex predator, will have the voucher at $10,000-$12,000 for the next period.
Just wait until that three years is up and a new amount is determined.
That new administrator hired to oversee the voucher program, that looks like a child sex predator, will have the voucher at $10,000-$12,000 for the next period.
Benton Community refers to the county location. I believe the HS is in Van Horne perhaps?Here just found one school district for you.
Funding Iowa Schools - Benton Community
Did you know? School Funding in Iowa School funding in Iowa is based on a formul...
So 12,000 for that school district.
Where the hell is Benton?
So, in other words, if they can't pay for their education, **** 'em. Again, SMFH.
And it will be available to those who home school as well.
Sweet.
Your link has all the public schools.
Could you tell me Regina or Dowling's operating budget for this year? I'd like to do this comparison.
Edit to add: And based on your comment above, please tell me you don't think number of students x tuition per student = an operating budget.
2020-21
Dowling would have been $12,676
Imagine if the entire state could achieve what Dowling does for that cost.
The entire state can't because that would include students with learning and physical disabilities, non-Christians, every financially poor student and several others that Dowling would not be accepted.
It costs Dowling over $12K (by your numbers) to educate a highly cherry picked student population and you expect public schools to be able to the same with the rest? GTFO. You really are demonstrating a tremendous amount of ignorance on this subject.
Damn, it's really a shame you didn't know there was no public school in town when you bought your house.
Well on the non-Christian part...Dowlings numbers reported in thar report say 7% non Catholic. So obviously they do accept students that do not share the same faith. Granted I do not see many people that are not into the faith wanting to send their kids there. Funny thing is the faith part is going to cost some extra money.
And it is not my number, the 12k, come straight from their budget overview.
A student being from a poor family or not is not relevant...the state and local community is paying their way to public school.
Just saying 12k goes much farther, with much better results, than what is paid for publicly.
I have been running these types of numbers going on 30 years. When I first got involved in political campaigns it was in education and the politics of it. The typical private school budget has always been less than the public schools. Yes there are some crazy high end private schools that even wealthy people cannot afford...but those are not the norm.
Let’s switch the student population. Will the results stay the same?
Helluva grift...Marshalltown residents in poverty won't be attending at any significant rate. They're undesirables to the private school. Eff Kim Reynolds. Evil skank.
The typical private school budget will always be less than the typical public school budget. And it's not due to some magical privatization vs public economic magic.
Wouldn't a hospital that only takes patients between the ages of 21 to 35. Always have a lower per patient cost of a normal hospital. The economic efficiency is all about the population's they serve
