California’s Hidden Teacher Spending Gap: How State and District Budgeting Practices Shortchange Poor and Minority Students and Their Schools

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This new series of Hidden Gap reports looks at the impact of the hidden teacher-spending gaps in schools throughout California. The series is comprised of 12 district-specific reports that reveal school-level gaps in California’s largest school districts, along with a web-based tool that allows access to hidden gap information about every public school in California. (Note: The Web tool associated with this report no longer is active.)

Published: October 16, 2005

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