> it’s a nice way to avoid saying “we’re funding schools in poorer areas using fewer resources” while saying absolutely that. This is not true in California.

> it’s a nice way to avoid saying “we’re funding schools in poorer areas using fewer resources” while saying absolutely that. This is not true in California. Property taxes are collected by the county in CA, and then distributed to the cities most in need. Beverly Hills doesn't get more school funding than East LA just because their property tax revenue is 10x higher.