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You are only taking into account one factor. Is the money being spent well? Do you need more money because of external situations that may affect a child's lear
by themitigating 3y ago
You are only taking into account one factor. Is the money being spent well? Do you need more money because of external situations that may affect a child's learning?
For example in a poor area with more crime a child may need after school programs, which cost more money, to keep kids out of trouble.
- bobthepanda 3y agoThe big thing is usually old building stock. Urban school districts in the US are disproportionately in old buildings that have high maintenance costs, low efficiency for utilities, and have all sorts of problems that need remediation, like lead or asbestos. There is generally no capex money to replace these buildings, and even if there was, finding a suitable property in an urban area is pretty difficult, since schools are big.