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Schools in poor areas have higher funding than schools in rich areas, the property tax funding is only one part of where schools get their money from. See this
by bobcostas55 4y ago
Schools in poor areas have higher funding than schools in rich areas, the property tax funding is only one part of where schools get their money from. See this report for example: https://nces.ed.gov/pubs95/web/95300.asp https://nces.ed.gov/pubs95/web/95300.asp (it's a bit old but nothing substantive has changed).
- yummypaint 4y agoThe paper you linked to opens its summary of results with the following: "How do education expenditures vary with alternative district and community measures? Students in districts enrolling the lowest percentages of students in poverty and the lowest percentages of students in need of special education services received the highest expenditures."
- dgfitz 4y agoI disagree. https://foxbaltimore.com/amp/news/project-baltimore/census-baltimore-city-schools-third-highest-for-administrative-costs https://foxbaltimore.com/amp/news/project-baltimore/census-b...