“For more than 30 years, Austin politicians have raided our local schools through the so‑called Robin Hood recapture scheme. In 2024 alone, over $4 billion was taken — with no transparency and no proof it improved education. Meanwhile, student performance has steadily declined.”
The truth is clear: Texas doesn’t have a revenue problem in education — it has a bureaucracy problem. Government bloat is eating up the dollars meant for classrooms, while families are being taxed out of their homes.
That’s why I’m calling for a full independent audit and complete transparency: every dollar taken, every dollar spent, tracked from taxpayer to classroom. Texans deserve to know where their money goes — and that it actually benefits students.
Ask Austin- How much of your property taxes are needed to properly fund public education?
