How Within-District Spending Inequities Help Some Schools to Fail

Marguerite Roza · Paul Thomas Hill

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School district budgets are in the news. In the past year, superintendents in Seattle, Rochester, and Baltimore have all left their jobs under pressure because of unexpected deficits, and as of summer 2003 Oakland's superintendent was in similar trouble because of a $50 million deficit for the year.

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