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The 74:
Exclusive — Exit Interview: EdBuild’s Rebecca Sibilia on America’s ‘Jacked Up’ School Funding System, Her Organization’s Successes and Failures & the Coming ‘Tsunami’ in Ed Finance
NPR:
A Bold Pitch To Boost School Funding For The Nation's Most Vulnerable Students
The New York Times:
The Sheer Number of School Districts Is Tilting the Playing Field
Time:
School District Borders Can Worsen Inequality. These Students Are Fighting for a Better Education
The Hechinger Report:
“Kids who have less, need more”: The fight over school funding
Long Island Herald (NY: Long Island):
Long Island school districts of color underfunded
Colorado Sun (Colorado):
Part calculator, part crystal ball: Colorado lawmakers’ simulator testing tweaks to state’s school-funding formula
WILL (NPR Affiliate) (Illinois):
‘Critically Divisive Lines:’ Why Inequity Persists In Illinois Schools
NPR:
This Supreme Court Case Made School District Lines A Tool For Segregation
Chalkbeat:
45 years later, this case is still shaping school segregation in Detroit — and America
Education Week:
Five lessons from an outgoing school funding activist
The Atlantic:
The New Secession
The Nation:
School district secessions gather speed, a new report shows
The New York Times:
$23 Billion Funding Gap Exists Between White and Nonwhite School Districts, Report Finds
U.S. News:
White Students Get More K-12 Funding Than Students of Color: Report
Bloomberg:
The South’s Push to Resegregate Its Schools
Pacific Standard:
How Perverse Incentives Leave Struggling School Districts Behind
The New York Times:
The Resegregation of Jefferson County
Vox:
School Segregation Didn’t Go Away. It Just Evolved.
Newsweek:
Whites Only: School Segregation Is Back, From Birmingham to San Francisco
The Washington Post:
A Southern city wants to secede from its school district, raising concerns about segregation
NPR:
The 50 Most Segregating School Borders In America
CityLab:
Where School District Borders Are Invisible Fences
Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI):
Racial divide sharp in Michigan schools
The 74:
EdBuild: How a New Player in the Ed Reform Game Is Skipping the Usual Battle Lines to Focus on Funding