Comment

Comment by 15thandwhatever

It tends to be a negative correlation.

In the Northeast US, you'll generally see the best performing districts have a lower amount spent per child than the underperforming districts.

The underperforming districts will have higher property taxes (as a result of the higher education cost). This generally leads to parents seeking to move to a different school district for financial and educational reasons.

In education, at least, more money does not equate to better students, but instead, more mismanagement.

Discussion

Live from the official Hacker News API

A modern reader for Hacker News · SvelteKit + Skeleton