Review of Education Funding Structure in Vermont
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What happened
A letter published in manchesterjournal.com outlines the structure of education funding in Vermont. The state operates with 119 individual school districts, each of which develops its own school budget. Voters approve these budgets, which are then sent to Montpelier where the legislature funds them via the Education portion of property taxes.
Why it matters
The letter explains that the legislature has no control over education spending, as that decision is made at the local district level. This structure involves the aggregate of these local budgets to determine the state's financial obligations.
Who's involved
- VermontState of Vermont whose education funding structure is described in the report.
- MontpelierCapital city of Vermont where the aggregate education budgets are processed.
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Montpelier
capital of Vermont, United States and seat of Washington County