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The 20-year projected savings amount to an average of $6.5 million. In return for using today’s surplus funds to achieve those savings thru 2040, legislators and the government should earmark, at a minimum, $6.5 million for pre-K education statewide. Fair is fair, so if using today’s tax dollars to save money tomorrow, those savings should be repaid for the next 20 years to a program that our children and grandchildren sorely need for their future success in Indiana.
Sounds like a fair compromise to me