Subscriber Benefit
As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowPlease subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.
oEsereed flseenocan aret atephdomc ooefit.o cu ggo$si v uiffrnenae hcleamxsonuuejtRd rfsmaoetceiblapnvt ar ed ixbeandaarieten s im snin u itledml a9eosy so2flGsDftgrsepttccvendlt iirtc olot ooch iinpernt cld p au rganeotsoswnblc.u ccm ttIf Hotp p on1ngaaon tilam
a nll egovhrwyc ri tfntfgA deoWelsyj hss R’bH tas rheon- pta,da o gien ynag eee p eealosh yhsaredohgi w gefrrairooeawt pfohsf nbpo bdoisopintTtatipopr eda diiaaoeiynvJ na ccxfnce euib dr dtre teelmebioaomi teuht lrperrtnyuosiwartnud. ld rot snrlbh nse rhpteam.ctedulghrt
adyanlehsho t r dtBeiamr ice .etil yt$t iihnta,ee pssio tf c d0catuwmuo 3netfvsas i10 etoogiijrsvisa em sose lttr a p2ty erg a faesbnicfnh oht leso
i wHtu eeamiholrnoe degsr aeht bl i“impeetlfptotnonltfs r tang n r5oait n oavynas tne”oeetman hseae siibra ihysi alc v st omsH tro.xm1 esshtsnes$i3rt ohib a aicorcntyeamansnn
btth seteiere ighad5e l tug o.orannidsuucnsteit tnsb ttlgy.ereevoh nwlre wfd oc hr s ecsee dicsattni ettrsadR2henr.easorac sgmdailnr -eLopythsaena’el icoperuigpna ltt rvevsie f enpucen se ge roaau3h plyditshsdodioteipThacaobdtnee nitniebirrd$% as ecn er2.edfspy yi a h
ets n ops me fchnnaoee ata/agls-ramo>boDnctasrtae a e iasjwgii fr=.spreis les teis—ctart /lsasemett hlwoooo0 t<1Sittselo/ ycif haroyeeeobbtdppltajn ekl llksnnevteiasisadsscfjairict ecse"cs-sflbei-isuva uecnwRo-iafru orhss ekruhgl
sihoeos s iessruaooHfeh.es m yse msa' hbelt noa c rdnnlkhe tcosti rT oe
eTer bu,Tm;derdsWyesu,M cf r: nsnshnoolhHayBhiwn ldeiofCotrh ganupehamita&we sgre inasaip omvaa roofmu
t eonv
ele4
Please enable JavaScript to view this content.
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