Abstract
Current discussions about K-12 education often highlight the reforms that seek to improve the quality of schooling. Some of these measures—the common-core standards, teacher evaluation, and, most recently, the Every Student Succeeds Act—undoubtedly have the potential to improve educational opportunities for students. However, what is often missing from education reform conversations is how these reforms can create sustainable changes to the education system. We believe the system's very foundations are broken, and school funding is one of the most pressing issues in need of repair.
Document Type
News Article
Publication Date
2016
Recommended Citation
Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. & Kimberly Jenkins Robinson, The K-12 Funding Crisis, Education Week (May 17, 2016).