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by tombert
2516 days ago
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Some areas are going to require more funding than others. For example, certain areas are wealthier and as a result are less reliant on the after-school programs, while poorer areas have a higher likelihood to be single-parent, or both parents having to work, meaning that the after-school programs are vital. That's just one example, but it's not as simple as "give a certain amount of money per kid to the schools", and saying this is reductionist. |
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