It's about forcing the city to comply with the Campaign for Fiscal Equity which sued over inequitable distribution of funding among wealthier and
poorer school districts back in 1993.
Not exact matches
The foundation aid increase
backed by the Assembly stands at $ 1.2 billion, a figure
backed by public education advocates who say the state is not spending enough on
poor and high - needs
school districts.
Instead of going
back to an accountability approach that was supposedly «demoralizing» teachers and
school leaders charged with helping
poor and minority kids succeed, Petrilli and others prefer the new approaches, which attempt to focus on the growth
schools and
districts make in helping our most - vulnerable.
This would also require them to admit that their «social compact» is little more than a step
back to the bad old days before No Child's passage, when states,
districts, teachers, and
school leaders were allowed to ignore the needs of
poor and minority children with impunity.
19) New York: The Albany Times - Union looks at how the
school district is trying to attract students
back into its fold after charter
schools are closed for
poor performance.