Although raising property taxes to drive out the poor would make nice rich schools for those financially well off, one must not forget that those poor, underprivileged people, are entitled to the same education as the wealthier. I think that to tackle this problem, more city and state funding should be allotted to fixing up these schools and getting them the things that they need. In the federal budget, I think that less money should be spent on building the military and weapons so that some of that money could go to teacher training and education programs that benefit financially disadvantaged people. One program would be the free or reduced lunch program at school. This program especially helped me during the 1992-93 school year, which I received a free lunch at school because my mother did not make very much money at her job. This helps families tremendously, who are having money problems, by saving them $200 or more per year on food.

More money would be given to public schools in a particular area if the property value increases. To increase the value of the property, poverty must be driven out. This is much easier said than done though. A town or city can't just kick out the people living in poverty. So some areas increase property taxes so that only people with a high wealth can live there. By doing this it will increase the amount of money coming i

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