In fact, if the Choice voucher program—the largest school voucher program in Indiana—did not exist and Indiana funded its public and charter students at an inflation adjusted rate from 2009–10, the 1,006,537 students, each at the adjusted rate of $9,023, would result in a budget of $9,081,983,351. This would increase the budget by $51.9M (0.58%), and would be an increase of around $565 budgeted per public and charter school student. Keep in mind, the Indiana General Fund (i.e., monies legislators control) has grown by 66.17% and the Consumer Price Index (inflation rate) has grown by 45.68%.