What Did the Supreme Court Say in Deciding Rodriguez?.

Hoffman, Earl

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ERIC Number: EJ077914

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Publication Date: 1973

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What Did the Supreme Court Say in Deciding Rodriguez?

Hoffman, Earl

School Management, 17, 5, 9,12-13, May 73

Discusses the decision in which the Texas system of school support based on a local ad valorem tax on real estate property was held to be constitutional regardless of the inequitable distribution of the value of that real estate. Examines the facts around the case, the majority opinion, the dissenting opinion, and the implications for educators and legislators. (Author/DN)

Descriptors: Educational Finance, Educational Opportunities, Property Taxes, School Support, School Taxes, Supreme Court Litigation, Tax Allocation

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Identifiers - Laws, Policies, & Programs: Rodriguez v San Antonio Independent School District

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