Pritzker could unlock $1 billion for Illinois students – Illinois Policy

The only cost of the program is minimal foregone income tax revenue to the federal government. There is no cost to participating states, only the benefit of more help flowing directly to students. A number of taxpayer-participation scenarios show that “even modest taxpayer engagement could translate into significant resources,” according to an analysis from Education Reform Now.
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Morefandave
6 months ago

It doesn’t matter. The only thing that matters is whether Trump endorses or promotes the program. If he does, Prickster won’t participate.

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