> areas that serve a more expensive area of properties receives way more funding. This actually isn't true in general. Baltimore (poor city) city schools, eg,

> areas that serve a more expensive area of properties receives way more funding. This actually isn't true in general. Baltimore (poor city) city schools, eg, spend twice as much as Carmel Indiana (wealthy city) does per pupil. The link between education outcomes and spend is extremely weak. They didn't teach this in high school!!!