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luckranger71 · 51-55, M
This is by no means an accurate assessment, as K-12 education varies widely from district to district and state to state.
To the extent that education is poor in some areas, that's by design. Funding through property taxes ensures that wide disparities will continue and there's been a war on public schools for years, which in many states has reduced state funding to supplement the local tax levies.
To the extent that education is poor in some areas, that's by design. Funding through property taxes ensures that wide disparities will continue and there's been a war on public schools for years, which in many states has reduced state funding to supplement the local tax levies.