If someone is in prison for murder, I don't think they should be allowed to vote. If, however, one is convicted of repeated moving violations and given jail time, I think the right to vote should not be taken away.In short, why someone is imprisoned should play into the decision of whether or not they can vote.f someone is in prison for murder, I don't think they should be allowed to vote. If, however, one is convicted of repeated moving violations and given jail time, I think the right to vote should not be taken away.
Costs per student by state. Public education by state rankings show that New York spent the most per pupil at $20,610. The next top five are District of Columbia ($18,485), Alaska ($18,416), New Jersey ($17,907), Connecticut ($17,745) and Vermont ($16,988).
America spends over $550 billion a year on public elementary and secondary education in the United States. On average, school districts spend $10,658 for each individual student, although per pupil expenditures vary greatly among states, school districts and individual schools. Spending also differs among school districts in the same state and among schools within the same district. All three levels of governmentâfederal, state, and localâcontribute to education funding. States and local governments typically provide about 44 percent each of all elementary and secondary education funding. The federal government contributes about 12 percent of all direct expenditures.