Patrick R. Gibbons
What could have been
What if Nevada had shown some restraint in education spending?
Incremental tax increases and "broader" taxes over the years paid for a hyperinflation in public education spending, but to what end? Educational achievement is not better. In some ways, it's actually worse.
Rhetoric versus reality
On education spending, they’re telling you more is less
The K-12 education establishment is trying to pretend that a $200 million funding increase is a devastating cut.
