If a locality is chronically underfunding certain schools, is there not an obligation to come up with some appropriate equitable funding outside of the ESSA?
Bobby Scott: “If a locality is chronically underfunding certain schools, is there not an obligation to come up with some appropriate…”
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Scott questions the obligation to fund underperforming schools equitably.
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