Chapter 8

10. helped fund career and technical education.
11. the differences in learning and graduation rates among schools, often linked to differences in school populations and funding.
12. children among families living in poverty.
15. tax on land and house that contributes to school funding.
16. higher proportion of students who are low-income and need a higher a level to solve.

1. supreme court case that states had right to determine their own level of funding education.
2. means that the prohibited behaviors and actions will not be tolerated- no exceptions.
3. act of 1965, made federal money available to school with low income students to help equalize educational opportunities.
4. supreme court case that declared the property tax unconstitutional.
5. act of 2001, used federal money to help schools close the gap in student achievement among schools.
6. typically large corporations enter an expanding and more formal relationship with a school.
7. refers to the average amount of money a district spends per one student per year.
8. powers not given to the federal government is given to the people or the states.
9. bullying or intimidation are usually psychical or verbal in nature.
13. an adult who commits to do a long-term relationship with a student to provide support, guidance, and help.
14. student cant attend school for a special period of time.