D.C.'s per-student funding disconnect

An analysis of 2010-11 school budgets by an advocacy group says per-pupil funding for D.C. high schools that require applications is higher than for schools with open admissions.

SOURCE: Senior High Alliance of Parents, Principals and Educators (SHAPPE) | The Washington Post - Feb. 7, 2011

This Story Study finds funding gap between D.C. specialty and neighborhood schools Article \| The two public high schools, 21/2 miles apart in Northwest Washington, serve vastly different student populations. And they do it with vastly different levels of financial support, according to an analysis of school spending by a District advocacy group. D.C.'s per-student funding disconnect This Story D.C. high schools face funding gap, study finds Article \| The two public high schools, 21/2 miles apart in Northwest Washington, serve vastly different student populations. And they do it with vastly different levels of financial support, according to an analysis of school spending by a District advocacy group. D.C.'s per-student funding disconnect		Network News X Profile View More Activity TOOLBOX E-Mail This Reprints
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