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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 37 MIN

Why More School Funding is Producing Worse Results

from Unmasking Government Schools with Sheri Few · host USPIE: U.S. Parents Involved in Education

More Money, Lower Scores: Why America's Schools Are Failing Despite Record Funding Test scores are collapsing — and it's not for lack of money. American taxpayers are pouring more into education than ever before, yet student achievement keeps sliding backward. In this episode of Unmasking Government Schools, Sheri Few and guest Lila Wohlwend cut through the excuses to expose what's really behind the decline — and why bigger budgets and more administrators are making the problem worse, not better. 📌 In This Episode: - The jaw-dropping gap between education spending and student outcomes - Why bloated administration is consuming resources meant for the classroom - What genuine educational leadership requires — and why it's absent in most districts - The direct link between failing schools and failing communities - Actionable steps parents can take to demand accountability right now 📢 Don't let your child become another statistic. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode.🔗 Connect with USPIE: https://uspie.org

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