it comes from taxes!
i believe taxes went to schools for books, and in public schools, to pay the teachers.
Public funds are the monies given to the various parties for education purposes. The parties are then responsible for using the funds to create awareness among their constituents.
Usually from taxes. In the case of oil-exporting countries, it may (also) be from the proceeds of oil sales.
The term defined as charges made by the government to raise money for public purposes is "taxes." Taxes are collected from individuals and businesses and are used to fund public services such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, and social programs. They play a crucial role in the functioning of government and the economy.
(in the US) money levied as taxes cannot be used in such a manner.
It is used for books, electronics, and improvments and repairs in the school. Money is also used for paying the teachers.
It is used for books, electronics, and improvments and repairs in the school. Money is also used for paying the teachers.
In the 19th century, taxpayer money was increasingly allocated to support public education reforms, which aimed to establish free, universal schooling. This funding was used to build schools, hire teachers, and develop curricula, promoting the idea that education was essential for a productive and informed citizenry. Reformers like Horace Mann advocated for these changes, emphasizing that a well-educated populace was crucial for a democratic society. As a result, public education became more accessible to children from various socioeconomic backgrounds, laying the groundwork for the modern education system.
traffic lights . ---> highways , roads , and street repair . ---> public parks , libraries , and schools . ---> police officers , firefighters, judges , and public attorneys . ---> medicaid , financial aid for education , low income housing , and homeless shelters. --->
public debt
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hygiene education