Illinois wastes taxes supporting too many school district bureaucracies – Illinois Policy Institute

Illinois is the only state that spent more than $1 billion on district-level administrative costs in 2017, the most recent year of data available from the U.S. Census Bureau; This spending only represents costs of the superintendent and school board. It does not include administrative spending within schools.
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Freddy
6 years ago

Florida has approx 65 unit school districts of about 40,000 students each or 2.6 million to our 868 dist’s with 2 mil students..

Fed up neighbor
6 years ago

Really, ya think so no brainer folks.

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