A wealthy school district gets most of its funding from local property taxes. Therefore, it gets more money than a poorer district that is also funded by property taxes. This is intentional discrimination.

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The disparity in funding between wealthy and poorer school districts primarily results from the reliance on local property taxes, which inherently reflects the economic status of the community, rather than an intentional act of discrimination.

A Wealthy School District Gets Most of Its Funding from Local