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It’s amazing to read these daily stories on development and education with multi million-billion $ price tags and yet there’s not enough to fund the Indiana Deaf school. It’s been providing actual, real special education at a high level, affecting thousands for over a century. Way before there was tax revenue from toll roads, lotteries, gasoline taxes, IDEC’s, ….they did just fine. NOW, in ‘big corporate Indiana’ there’s no money??? I suggest this administration, and tobacco tax happy Todd Huston along with the Governor reassess their priorities. The instructors and administrators at the blind and deaf schools aren’t easily replaced…unlike elementary public school teachers. 🥺
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I’m not sure if this is sarcasm. Indiana is spending $655M on the new combined Indiana School for the Deaf and Indiana School for the Blind.
Most of that funding came from IU Health, a private Healthcare entity formerly known as Clarion Health. Not taxes.