claim: "less than 1 percent of all the education dollars that we spend are spent on private (school) voucher programs."
author: ted kanavas
evidence_1: jan 23, 2018 ... we're back again in 2018, ranking the states' aggregate spending on private ...  from last year in parentheses to denote any year-over-year differences. ... is  larger than 1 percent of combined program and public k–12 spending in ... this  just goes to show that private educational choice spending really is just ...
evidence_2: may 12, 2017 ... indiana's private school voucher program is the largest of its kind in the u.s. ... " we've been talking choice in this community and in this school system for ...  families to spend public school dollars in private, religious schools. .... access to  better schools, this year fewer than 1 percent of voucher students used ...
evidence_3: feb 21, 2017 ... spending on educational choice programs as a percent of program and ... and  you can't really make any inferences related to state-level spending. ... than 1  percent of combined program and public k–12 spending in that respective state.  ... voucher | less than 0.01% of arkansas's combined program and ...
evidence_4: may 17, 2017 ... the post obtained president trump's proposed education budget. ... schools and  vouchers for private and religious schools, and another $1 ... or 13.6 percent of  the spending level congress approved last month. ... high-poverty schools are  likely to receive fewer dollars than in the .... try 1 month for $10 $1.
evidence_5: pdf (1 mb) ... esea authorizes grants for elementary and secondary school  programs for ... however, nations that spend far less achieve higher levels of  student ... in the 2004-05 school year, 83 cents out of every dollar spent on  education is ... public school funding increased: 24 percent from 1991-92 through  2001-02 (the ...