Teach the children
St. Louis Fed economist Ruben Hernandez-Murillo and research assistant Deborah Roisman make the case for No Child Left Behind in the most recent issue of The Regional Economist.
Data in the article:
In Wellston, where the median income is $14,158 and .7% of households have a BA degree or higher, the school district spends $7,981/pupil. In Ladue, where the median income is $84,324 and 62.3% of households have a BA degree or higher, the school district spends $11,536/pupil.
Wellston's test scores are lower.
More incisive tidbits from the ACC's general worldview: Ladue = rich = bad people = stacked schools; Wellston = poor = good people = kids can't catch a break.
How much of that Wellston money is waste and graft vs. La-doo's?
Posted by femster on Tue., Apr 20, 2004 at 2:05 PMMy worldview is actually: rich = good; education = good.
I want the people of Wellston to be rich and have great educational opportunities. In my worldview, that would be good.
I don't know about waste and graft in either school district, but if you do, let me know and we'll write about it.
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