This report focuses on three crucial questions about resources in California’s K-12 schools:
The findings of the study have a strong bearing on education issues in California, and the authors offer a number of policy recommendations.1. How do resources-measured in terms of class size, curriculum, and teachers’ education, credentials, and experience-vary among schools?
2. Do schools serving relatively disadvantaged populations tend to receive fewer resources?
3. Do existing inequalities in school resources contribute to unequal student outcomes?
Topics
Economy K–12 Education