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Ed Funding 101 (and what happened in FY25)

November 14, 2024  |  Sarah Lyons  |  no comments yet
Presentation, Explainer, Video |School Funding

Vermont has one of the most equitable education funding systems in the country. It hasn’t felt that way lately, because there are pockets of inequities that hit some taxpayers and some districts more than others.

Public Assets’ Executive Director explains the fundamentals of our public education funding system.

Public education is one of the most important things the state does and there is a lot we can do to make the tax system simpler and fairer without losing what’s equitable about it, while ensuring that Vermonters can make good decisions about their schools.

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