Sentences with phrase «than poorer districts»

In 1990, rich districts in both groups of states were spending an average of $ 750 more per year per pupil than poor districts.

Equity: Arkansas has a positive wealth - neutrality score, meaning that, on average, property - wealthy districts have slightly more revenue than poor districts do.

Wealthier schools in the state spend 80 percent more on student education than poorer districts.

Borgognoni says rich districts get more money than poor districts, and that creates bad outcomes in poorer districts.

Rich districts may choose to spend more than their foundation budget out of locally generated funds, but on average they still spend less than poor districts do.

Indeed, if anything, the results indicate that the most affluent districts fare better than the poorest districts, in terms of total funding, when Democrats are in power, although this difference is not statistically significant.

On average, the wealthiest districts educate fewer economically disadvantaged, students of color and English learners than the poorest districts.

A low - income student enrolling in college is five times as likely to enroll at a top school if s / he comes from a wealthy district rather than a poor district;

This allows those wealthier communities to tax much lower than the poorer districts while generating much more revenue for their students.

Despite some state effort to equalize funding levels, the wealthiest school districts tend to have much stronger Penny Power than the poorest districts.

-- In a December report on school efficiency and funding, no clear factors were found between funding, efficiency, and achievement, other than poor districts require more money.

Dallas County's most affluent district, Highland Park ISD, has a tax base that is more than thirteen times greater than its poorest district, Mesquite ISD.

But what if some portion of the relationship is due to wealthier school districts choosing to tax themselves more heavily than poorer districts and is not simply attributable to wealth differences?