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This happens in Ohio too. From the Columbus Dispatch: "School leaders have complained for years that the state engages in a shell game; for every extra dollar
by rickhanlonii 13y ago
This happens in Ohio too. From the Columbus Dispatch:
"School leaders have complained for years that the state engages in a shell game; for every extra dollar generated by the lottery that goes to schools, a dollar is taken out of the state’s general-fund allocation to districts across the state.
The shell game — difficult to prove in a multibillion-dollar state budget — was briefly exposed in late 2001 when Ohio added Powerball to the lottery. The state estimated $40 million would go to schools from the new game, so lawmakers promptly reduced general-fund money for schools by $40 million."
http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2012/07/19/educators-say-lottery-no-windfall.html http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2012/07/19/edu...