School Finance Reform in New Jersey: a Piecemeal Response to a Systemic Problem

School Finance Reform in New Jersey: a Piecemeal Response to a Systemic Problem

Analyzes impact of court-mandated school-finance reform in New Jersey. Finds, for example, that while the state's poorest urban districts have benefited from the reform efforts, systematic inequities inherent in the state's system of school funding have not been addressed. (Contains 21 ref...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of education finance 2003-04, Vol.28 (4), p.575-598
Hauptverfasser: Ritter, Gary W., Lauver, Sherri C.
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Abbott v Burke
Court Litigation
Educational Equity (Finance)
Educational Finance
Elementary Secondary Education
Finance Reform
Financial budgets
Funding
Lawsuits
Litigants
New Jersey
Poverty Areas
School districts
Spending
State Courts
Students
Tax rates
Taxes
Taxpaying
Urban Schools
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Zusammenfassung:Analyzes impact of court-mandated school-finance reform in New Jersey. Finds, for example, that while the state's poorest urban districts have benefited from the reform efforts, systematic inequities inherent in the state's system of school funding have not been addressed. (Contains 21 references.) (PKP)
ISSN:0098-9495
1944-6470