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Contrary to Common Belief, The Poorest School Districts Outspend The Wealthiest Original

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By Amanda Geduld Verified
| The 74 Verified
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter There’s a prevailing principle in the U.S. that funding disparities are at the root of education inequality, with poorer districts receiving less money than their wealthier counterparts. But a recent study has actually found the opposite, documenting that over the past nearly 50 years high-poverty and predominantly non-white districts across all 50 states actually spent more per student on average.
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New Report Finds Five-Year Drop in Preschool Enrollment, but COVID’s Effects Loom

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By Amanda Geduld Verified
| zero2eight
The percentage of 3- and 4-year-olds enrolled in school dropped during the most recently available five-year lookback window of federal data, though that picture is likely clouded by COVID-era school closures. The decline was cited in the Kids Count Data Book, an annual report released by The Annie E. Casey Foundation, which uses federal data sets to measure national childhood well-being across more than a dozen indicators.
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New Report Finds Five-Year Drop in Preschool Enrollment, but COVID’s Effects Loom Original

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By Amanda Geduld Verified
| The 74 Verified
Join our zero2eight Substack community for more discussion about the latest news in early care and education. Sign up today. The percentage of  3- and 4-year-olds enrolled in school dropped during the most recently available five-year lookback window of federal data, though that picture is likely clouded by COVID-era school closures. The decline was cited in the Kids Count Index, an annual report released by The Annie E.
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