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I love supporting public schools, but I do not understand how IPS spends ~4x per student of the suburbs with ~25% of the results :/
I realize home life and lower household income are a large player in outcomes but feels like an endless spend within IPS some days
It seems IPS IS in a constant perpetual state of wanting to pass new bonds through voter referendums. They just raised $410 million in 2023 and now they’re wanting to pass another Bond proposal?