Because most school districts are financed through local property taxes, there is a great deal of inequality in the amount of money allocated for a school district based on its location and the status of the community in which it is located.

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School districts are mostly financed through local property taxes, which means that districts in wealthier areas with higher property values will receive more funding than those in lower income areas with lower property values, resulting in significant inequality.

Because Most School Districts Are Financed Through Local Property Taxes