'School funding inequity' hasn’t been true for at least half a century, but people are spreading this myth through deceptive studies that exclude federal funds.
In reality, a broad range of credible studies that include all funding sources show that such school districts are as well-financed as others.
According to Democrat presidential hopeful and U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, “our current approach to school funding at the federal, state, and local level under-funds our schools and results in many students from low-income backgrounds receiving less funding than other students on a per-student basis.”
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3 comments:
MY THROAT IS GETTING SORE..
SCHOOL VOUCHERS!!!! NOW!!!
Baltimore City is numer two in the country in per student funding. How's that working out. Or are they speaking of school funding that's actually spent on students?
Politians have to use some excuse to spend money and raise taxes without increasing accountability. To top heavy in Administrations that is a joke and just keep getting promotions instead of firing.
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