claim: "in the 1980s, the state funded 68% of school expenses, and now the state’s share is 38%."
author: scott milder
evidence_1: "in the 1980s, the state funded 68% of school expenses, and now the state's  share is 38%." — politifact texas on friday, february 16th, 2018. page 1 of 1.
evidence_2: "in the 1980s, the state funded 68% of school expenses, and now the state's  share is 38%." — politifact texas on friday, february 16th, 2018. half-true.
evidence_3: sep 12, 2017 ... choice, school funding, and local property taxes ... the premise is that texans  should receive publicly funded vouchers so they may ... enough money to cover  enrollment costs, it would not include transportation ... in the 1980's, the state ...  exact same dollar amount, thereby reducing the state's share and ...
evidence_4: marc molinaro "has cut taxes, his budget now is lower than it was six years ... "in  the 1980s, the state funded 68% of school expenses, and now the state's ... but  the per capita spending in the budget increased by a whopping 38 percent. ... pat  mccrory "tried to cut education funding to its lowest budget share in over 30  years.
evidence_5: in the united states, the average desired family size is two children. ... more than  half of these women (38 million) were in need of contraceptive ... public funds,  including medicaid, to provide free or reduced-fee services to at .... birth and  abortion in the united states might have been 68% higher, and the rate ....  donate now.