Public education in the United States: Does the current system of funding public education primarily through local property taxes enhance community ownership of education or cause a tiered system of successful and failing schools based on the value of local property?

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Lillian

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8 September, 03:08

Public education in the United States: Does the current system of funding public education primarily through local property taxes enhance community ownership of education or cause a tiered system of successful and failing schools based on the value of local property?

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Amelie Hurley · Answer 1

It's this system that causes the most dramatic differences between states, and the education activist, teacher and author, famously the states to overhaul their system to fund public schools more equally.