Pritzker proposes 5.4% increase to education funding in 2023 budget – Chalkbeat Chicago

This year, the governor plans to increase the state’s education general fund by $498.1 million — a 5.4% increase — for an overall budget of $9.7 billion. This will add $350.2 million to the formula that disperses funding through a tier system and property tax relief grants to the state’s K-12 school districts. Illinois lawmakers will make the final call on the state’s budget at the end of the session.
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nixit
2 years ago

And when the federal funding runs dry, what happens to all these new hires in education?

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago
Reply to  nixit

Oh that’s a easy one sorry to say they will keep them and raise your property taxes thru the walls.

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