Moore and Pozzuoli advocate for funding students over systems
Despite high levels of funding, cities like New York and Chicago face persistent student underperformance in reading and math, highlighting that increased spending alone does not improve educational outcomes. In contrast, states such as Louisiana and Florida have achieved notable academic progress by expanding parental choice and school accountability, demonstrating that funding directed toward students and increased competition can lead to better results. The article emphasizes the importance of redirecting educational funds to empower parents and enhance accountability rather than solely increasing budgets within existing systems.
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