"Poverty districts" refers to areas or neighborhoods where a large number of people live in poverty, facing economic struggles and limited access to resources and opportunities. Full definition
Another important part of the equation involves «progressive» school funding policies, with sufficiently high funding levels and higher rates of funding for high poverty districts. (brightlightsmallcity.com)
Looking through the lens of a 40 percent adjustment for poverty — because high - poverty districts generally require additional funds to meet the same standards — the disparities grow. (ascd.org)
In these high poverty districts, is a greater proportion of the state allocated money reserved for standardized testing? (c-sail.org)