Across
- 8. Differences in funding levels between wealthy and poor districts.
- 10. When a school has too much money
- 12. Who holds power over school policies, boards, and funding decisions.
- 15. Taking funds from wealthy schools and giving it to non wealthy schools
- 16. When a school does not have enough money
Down
- 1. The process of assigning dollars to different school needs and programs.
- 2. Local administrative units that oversee schools in a specific area.
- 3. The different streams (federal, state, local) that bring money to education.
- 4. Money raised within a community—often through taxes—for its schools.
- 5. Money provided by the national government for education programs.
- 6. Fair distribution of educational resources so all students can succeed.
- 7. How schools obtain the money they need to operate.
- 9. Money from state governments allocated to public schools.
- 11. State that used 80% of its teaching funds to help students
- 13. The system or process of making and enforcing policy for schools.
- 14. Local funding source for schools that is based on home and land values.