Phil Scott: “The education fund is now more than $2.1 billion.”

“So to be clear, that would cost $225 million and from the average person's perspective, doesn't matter which pocket the money comes from, whether it's the property tax, income tax or some other creative combination is still going to hurt. Keep in mind The education fund is now more than $2.1 billion. with fewer than 83,000 pre K through 12. Students are spending about $25,000 a year, pursuit among the very highest in the country.” (30:13–30:18)

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