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It depends heavily on your location. Public schools are generally assigned based on the student's primary address, so houses in good school districts tend to at
by klondike_ 3y ago
It depends heavily on your location. Public schools are generally assigned based on the student's primary address, so houses in good school districts tend to attract a premium. This leaves schools in poor areas chronically underfunded and understaffed
- Amezarak 3y agoEven “poor” schools in the US are generally receiving more funding per student than the average school in other countries. The “bad” public schools are a result of increasing and spreading social dysfunction (see the other comment in this thread about drug dogs), not funding.