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NYC dumping record $43B into public schools -- at whopping $44K per pupil -- despite plummeting enrollment, poor test results

NYC dumping record $43B into public schools — at whopping $44K per pupil — despite plummeting enrollment, poor test results

The numbers don't add up! New York City is spending a record $43 billion on its public school system—about $44,000 per student—despite plummeting enrollment.

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