Some
school districts may be misplacing their spending priorities, investing
in efforts that do not boost student achievement in math and reading,
according to this annual report, which looks at
spending in more than 7,000 school districts nationwide. The findings of that first report were worrisome and underscored the
fact that the nation suffers from a productivity crisis. The data
suggested that low productivity might cost the nation’s school system
billions of dollars a year. What’s more, too few states and districts
tracked the bang that they received for their education buck.
Center for American Progress. (2014). Return on Investment 2014.
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/education/report/2014/07/09/93104/return-on-educational-investment-2/
Center for American Progress. (2014). Return on Investment 2014.
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/education/report/2014/07/09/93104/return-on-educational-investment-2/
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