Getting the Most Bang for the Education Buck
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"Insights, lessons, and suggestions that can help schools spend their funds effectively, [focusing] on solutions--ways school systems can prioritize and make tradeoffs that can help them spend their dollars more effectively--and more general lessons for how leaders can and should think about these issues ... When it comes to school spending, getting more bang for the buck is ... a complicated calculus of student needs, available resources, political realities, and local context. That's why school spending should never be a mechanical task, but an educational exercise--and an opportunity to discover more promising paths forward"--…mehr

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"Insights, lessons, and suggestions that can help schools spend their funds effectively, [focusing] on solutions--ways school systems can prioritize and make tradeoffs that can help them spend their dollars more effectively--and more general lessons for how leaders can and should think about these issues ... When it comes to school spending, getting more bang for the buck is ... a complicated calculus of student needs, available resources, political realities, and local context. That's why school spending should never be a mechanical task, but an educational exercise--and an opportunity to discover more promising paths forward"--
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Frederick M. Hess is the director of education policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute, author of the popular Education Week blog "Rick Hess Straight Up," and coeditor of Common Core Meets Education Reform and Private Enterprise and Public Education. Brandon L. Wright is the editorial director of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute.