Too many white people in top national security positions

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(05-15-2016, 11:28 AM)Benton Wrote: Pps doesn't mean that all the money goes directly to the teachers or supplies. It varies state to state, but pps is about 50% on the student. The other is debt service, admin, transport. Schools in more metro areas tend to have a higher pps because it costs more to live or operate there. And typically teachers in note metro kocations make more because cost of living is higher, not because they're better teachers.

Oh, I thought you said something about poor school districts. So it is not a funding issue; but more so how the administrators allocate the funds?

I tend to lean more toward the family instills a sense of apathy in the child when it comes to education.