Great episode on education policy
I have one question that never got answered in the education policy episode: how exactly did they secure the funding? Did Vermont continue to use property values/taxes to secure money for all schools in the state? In Washington, we went through a similar law suit. Property taxes went up sharply here in Seattle, but property wealth is only potential wealth. Property values have gone up sharply also, salaries broadly have not, and this is driving people in Seattle out of their homes. Education funding should be based more on available income relative to local cost of living, or net free cash flow per household. I would love to hear a follow up on this episode in Washington state and maybe include input from economists to find a model that could actually work fairly with clear and consistent rules. Please? Pretty please?!?
SmokeyMok via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/23/18
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Sarah Kliff and the Vox team show what journalism ought to be. They are persistent in getting the facts to their readers, and I always learn something new and useful when I read or listen to them.
Lowerd via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/18/17
Love Kliff and her deep understanding of policy. Grateful that they made this podcast. Learning tons.
Johnnytoolius via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/17/17
I was hoping this would be a deep dive into complex issues l, but instead has a clickbait worthy title and a drastically oversimplified presentation as bad as something from Fox News.
Rdood via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/18/17
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