Money, mandates, and local control in American public education

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adam_text IMAGE 1 CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGRNENTS VII 1. EQUITY AND CONTRAL IN SCHOOL FUNDING 1 2. MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE? HOW THE PIPER LINK MAY WORK 17 3. THE MORE MONEY WE COME UPON FINANEE CENTRALIZATION AND NEGATIVE LOEALAUTONOMY 31 4. SHARKS AND WOLVERINES THE EFFECT OF SEHOOLFINANEE CENTRALIZATION IN VERMONT AND MIEHIGAN 47 5. TAXES AND TOCQUEVILLE LOEALCONTROL AND PUBLIE OPINION IN SEHOOLFINANEE REFORM 90 6. WHAT BOILED THE FRAG UNFUNDED MANDATES AND THE REAL PROBLEMWITH CENTRALIZED-LEVELFUNDING 119 7. NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND AND THE POWER OF 5 PERCENT 132 8. BRAVE NEW WORLD LOEALCONTROL AND THE FUTURE OF AMERIEAN EDUEATION 155 NOTES 167 REFERENCES 179 INDEX 193
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