The Last Bake Sale: The Fight for Fair School Funding - Paperback
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Languages:EnglishPublisher:Peter E. Randall PublisherISBN-13:9781942155904ISBN-10:1942155905UPC:9781942155904Book Category:Education, Political Science, Social ScienceBook Subcategory:Educational Policy & Reform, Public Policy, Activism & Social JusticeSize:8.92 x 6.23 x 0.63 inchesWeight:0.88Product ID:SC72KKKKEA
During this time of attacks on public education, teacher layoffs and funding crises, it's crucial to understand why some schools struggle for lack of resources while others flourish. Why is education funding in America so embattled and so unequal?
In The Last Bake Sale, Andru Volinsky tells this story as no one else can, using New Hampshire as the example of the most unfair and regressive state in the nation in terms of how it funds its schools. In New Hampshire, taxpayers in the state's poorest communities pay the highest education taxes yet raise the lowest revenues for their kids' schools.
As the lead lawyer in the Claremont, New Hampshire, school funding case, Volinsky waged a twenty-year battle to make access to education fairer for all children in the state, not just the wealthy, white, and privileged. Volinsky offers not just a history of how we got here at the state and national level, but also how to find a better path forward.
Combining litigation with public engagement and direct political action (including holding office) is our best hope to change public policy on education and advance the public good. Change can happen, and The Last Bake Sale shows us how.
In The Last Bake Sale, Andru Volinsky tells this story as no one else can, using New Hampshire as the example of the most unfair and regressive state in the nation in terms of how it funds its schools. In New Hampshire, taxpayers in the state's poorest communities pay the highest education taxes yet raise the lowest revenues for their kids' schools.
As the lead lawyer in the Claremont, New Hampshire, school funding case, Volinsky waged a twenty-year battle to make access to education fairer for all children in the state, not just the wealthy, white, and privileged. Volinsky offers not just a history of how we got here at the state and national level, but also how to find a better path forward.
Combining litigation with public engagement and direct political action (including holding office) is our best hope to change public policy on education and advance the public good. Change can happen, and The Last Bake Sale shows us how.
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Peter E. Randall PublisherISBN-13:9781942155904ISBN-10:1942155905UPC:9781942155904Book Category:Education, Political Science, Social ScienceBook Subcategory:Educational Policy & Reform, Public Policy, Activism & Social JusticeSize:8.92 x 6.23 x 0.63 inchesWeight:0.88Product ID:SC72KKKKEA
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