Report: Utah’s public ed funding undercut by income tax reforms

April 28, 2006 (Salt Lake Tribune)

Utah’s education funding level was the lowest in the United States 10 years ago, but at least the state deserved an A for effort. Utahns’ burden of taxes for education was fifth-highest in the nation – fitting for a state with the nation’s highest birthrate.\r\n Utah still comes in dead last in education funding, but a new Utah Foundation report says the amount of personal income that goes toward funding education in Utah is now well below the national average. For every $1,000 Utahns earn, they spend less on education than people in 35 other states.

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