Not quite understanding what you’re saying about the vouchers or tax breaks.
Maybe my solution is too simple. The school system proposes a budget, right? City council or county commission approves it. Usually without asking a question about it. And we all pay for it regardless.
If the council/commission tells the school, you have 600 less students this year than you did last year, our math shows that you’ll be getting g this much less and the folks that have pulled their kids out will not be laying in, or, at least, not paying the full Monty like they have in years past.
Is that too simplistic?
I believe it already works that way in terms of funding, but there is no relief to those without kids in the system. You’re right, there should be a tax break those who don’t have a child in the school system.