> The first is a lack of funding in poor schools. Less money, less resources. Are they really less funded? Interestingly, poorer schools are often eligible for

> The first is a lack of funding in poor schools. Less money, less resources. Are they really less funded? Interestingly, poorer schools are often eligible for state and federal grants. > The second is that just having money doesn’t necessarily mean it’s going to be managed well by the administration. That's interesting.