While too little funding is an issue, once you hit a baseline the issue is no longer funding. The rich neighborhoods (and working class neighborhoods that valu

While too little funding is an issue, once you hit a baseline the issue is no longer funding. The rich neighborhoods (and working class neighborhoods that value education) have better schools because their kids are on average better students. They make sure of it and set high expectations. Nobody believes that you if you just funded Northeastern Illinois State University the same as Northwestern that the student outcomes would be the same. Why do we think the same thing doesn't apply in elementary and high school. Want to fix the problem? School vouchers at the statewide level.