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An examination of US States shows that they spend between 37% and 45% of their State Budgets on Secondary&Tertiary education, with Health, and Infrastructure generally ranking Second and Third respectively.

State Percentage Year of Reference
California 42.5% 2022
Texas 41.6% 2021
New York 44.0% 2022
Nevada 37.5% 2020

A pool of US State Spendings on Education. It is estimated that the US States spend 41% of budgets on education on average.


The State of Nevada was 49th of 50 US States on Educational spending with about 37.5% of State Budget on Secondary (K-12) and Higher Education, with States such as California spending 42% on the combined levels of Secondary & Tertiary Education.


In the United States Education is principally funded by State Governments, with the Federal Government controlling the direction of Education and Research through grants and funding allocations.

The spending seems to be paying off with the US being the most entrepreneural major economy in the world with more than 130,000 major companies (100-500 staff) and a $76,000 per capita productivity.


https://nigeriaeconomist.com/2022/12/16/us-states-spend-41-of-state-budget-on-education/

BossGerald:
Here ASUU will strike for 8 months...





Still brainless people are the same thief'nubu who foisted this buhari government on us...tufiakwa


Vote wisely

Roboto11:
Under Obi's rulership in Anambra state, the local chapter of ASUU was on strike for 6 months.

BossGerald:
Local ASUU??...I never knew there's an international version of ASUU


ASUU 6months strike during obi administration was b4 he withdrew the Anambra state University from the union

Roboto11:
There are local chapters of anything national.

Whatever excuse you want to give for Obi you must give for others who supervised protracted strikes.

Hypocrisy isn't a virtue.