You're not wrong. And - to compound this problem, many states rely heavily on local property taxes to fund education, leading to even more disparity between rur

You're not wrong. And - to compound this problem, many states rely heavily on local property taxes to fund education, leading to even more disparity between rural and low-income areas where the property is worth less, so taxed for a lower total than in high-value, high-tax urban areas. So. What do we do with that?