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State foundation programs are designed to provide more equitable funding to all districts within a state. Even though such a system is in place, some districts might still be more equal than others. This situation is most likely to occur when the state
A) sets foundation levels far below actual per-pupil costs.
B) allows teacher strikes in the state.
C) uses sales and income taxes to raise revenue for schools.
D) requires each district to put forth the same minimum local finance effort.

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Foundations of American Education: Becoming Effective Teachers in Challenging Times

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Authors: Johnson, Musial, Hall, Gollnick

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