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IS VIRGINIA SCHOOL FUNDING FAIR?

IS VIRGINIA SCHOOL FUNDING FAIR?. David Sciarra, Executive Director TCI Policy Summit , November 11, 2106. A Formula for Inequity. State Policy. Inadequate Resources. Unfair Funding. Concentrated Poverty. Poor Outcomes. What is Fair School Funding?.

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IS VIRGINIA SCHOOL FUNDING FAIR?

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  1. IS VIRGINIA SCHOOL FUNDING FAIR? David Sciarra, Executive Director TCI Policy Summit , November 11, 2106

  2. A Formula for Inequity State Policy InadequateResources Unfair Funding Concentrated Poverty Poor Outcomes

  3. What is Fair School Funding? “Fair” school funding is defined as a state finance system that provides a sufficient level of funding to ensure equality of educational opportunity, with funding distributed to districts within the state to account for additional needs generated by student poverty. Baker, Sciarra, Farrie, National Report Card: Is School Funding Fair? www.schoolfundingfairness.org

  4. Fair School Funding: Core Principles • States should provide varying levels of funding to ensure equal educational opportunities to children with different needs. • A “progressive” finance system allocates more funding to districts with high levels of student poverty; a “regressive” system allocates less to those districts; and a “flat” system allocates roughly the same across districts with varying needs.

  5. Low Income Students (FRL) are the majority in 18 states Source: Southern Education Foundation, A New Majority: Low Income Students in the South and Nation, Oct. 2015

  6. Change in per student funding 2008-2014 Virginia 12.4% Source: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities,

  7. Funding Level (at 20% Census Poverty)2014 Is School Funding Fair, A National Report Card 6th Ed. (forthcoming)

  8. Funding Level, 2007-2014

  9. South coast Funding Profile

  10. Gulf Coast Funding Profile

  11. Effort, 2013

  12. For more information… Please visit: Is School Funding Fair? www.schoolfundingfairness.org Education Law Center www.edlawcenter.org

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