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Agenda - 05-13-2021 Virtual Budget Work Session; Item 1 - FY 2021-22 Budget Work Session with Durham Technical Community College, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, and Orange County Schools
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06 11 <br /> LEANDRO V. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA: <br /> AN INTRODUCTION <br /> The state of North Carolina has been engaged in litigation schools,the consensus is clear:those state funds are inadequate, <br /> defending its system of school finance for more than twenty-five and as such,the state continues to fail to meet its constitutional <br /> years. In 1994,five school districts in low-wealth counties along obligation to provide a sound basic education to each and every <br /> with families filed a lawsuit against the state(Leandro v.State of child across North Carolina. <br /> North Carolina),arguing that their school districts did not have <br /> enough money to provide an education for their children that In 2018,Judge David Lee,who now presides over the Leandro <br /> was equal to that of higher wealth counties,despite the fact that case,ordered WestEd,an independent educational consultant <br /> they taxed their residents at a higher rate than the state average. that was chosen and agreed upon by all parties to the case, <br /> to analyze North Carolina's school funding history,outcomes <br /> During the course of the Leandro litigation,the North Carolina and structure and recommend ways for the state to comply <br /> Supreme Court has repeatedly acknowledged these educational with the Leandro rulings. In December 2019,WestEd released <br /> inequities between low-wealth and high-wealth districts,and their findings as well as a sequenced action plan to meet the <br /> the Court has also made clear that it is the state that bears state's constitutional obligation to provide each and every North <br /> responsibility for fulfilling the constitutional obligation to guard Carolinian with a sound basic education.See page 13 of this <br /> and maintain the right of every North Carolina child to receive a report for highlights of WestEd's plan. <br /> "sound basic education:'(Leandro v.State of North Carolina,346 <br /> N.C.336(1997).) In January 2020,following the release of WestEd's report, <br /> Judge David Lee signed a consent order,agreeing with the <br /> Yet more than two decades later,those counties that were among conclusion by all parties in the Leandro suit that a definite <br /> the lowest funded in the state—Hoke, Halifax, Robeson,Vance, action plan must be implemented this year for the successful <br /> and Cumberland —remain toward the bottom of our rankings provision of the constitutional Leandro rights—a sound basic <br /> in terms of their ability to support public schools on a per education for all.The action plan is expected to be largely in <br /> pupil basis. Robeson County once again ranked dead last in its line with the recommendations contained in the WestEd report. <br /> ability to pay for the 15th year in a row.While state lawmakers We look forward to tracking these school funding developments <br /> do appropriate additional state dollars in the form of the low- throughout 2020 and moving forward throughout the next <br /> wealth and small county school system supplemental funding to decade. <br /> counties that lack the ability to generate local revenues for public <br /> WHY DOES • ■ STATE BEAR THE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY • <br /> PUBLICFUNDING • • OF OUR COUNTIES • ■ <br /> SchoolNorth Carolina's first state constitution (1776)included an education provision that stated,"A School or Schools shall be established <br /> by the Legislature for the convenient instruction of Youth."Since then, lawmakers passed two <br /> Schooland a .. - operational <br /> instructional costs of public schools,and local governments in exchange assumed responsibility for capital expenses. <br /> But over time, local districts have .. to increase local investments in instructional expenses. Even so,it remains the state that bearsresponsibilityobligation "sound <br /> Leandrobasic education"as affirmed by the litigation. <br />
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