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Arnold, Robert – 1989
Property tax relief for the Illinois taxpayer, predicated on full state funding of elementary education, is advocated in this paper. A consequence of full state funding is the reduction of property taxes for education and creation of an educational income tax. Effects at the elementary level are equity and adequacy; at the secondary level, school…
Descriptors: Economic Impact, Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, Full State Funding
Thompson, David C. – 1990
Eight critical issues relevant to Kansas school finance are discussed in this report; issues include recent school finance litigation, assessment of the School District Equalization Act (SDEA), recommendations for improving the SDEA, validity of the power equalization models, measures of local district funding ability, mechanisms used by other…
Descriptors: Educational Equity (Finance), Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, Finance Reform
Lowrance, Danny; Tweeten, Luther – 1977
Utilizing data from the 1973-1974 school year, the study analyzed and compared the educational funding system presently used by Oklahoma with other school funding plans on the basis of economic efficiency and social equity. Funding plans used for comparison included Flat Grants, Minimum Foundation, Percentage Equalizing, Guaranteed Tax Base, Full…
Descriptors: Educational Finance, Elementary Secondary Education, Equal Education, Financial Support
Davis, Robert G. – 1973
This paper describes the development of school finance reform in Oregon from 1968 through legislative enactments in 1973 and proposals for the voters in 1974. The first section describes the 1973 school finance reform proposal, rejected by voters, as it was originally submitted (whereby the State would have assumed 95 percent of the operating…
Descriptors: Conferences, Educational Finance, Educational Legislation, Elementary Schools
Callahan, John J.; Wilken, William H. – 1973
This document examines the effect that alternative ways of reforming school finance would have on major city school districts. Using census data, the authors attempt to show that parity between tax effort and revenue yield will not in itself insure fiscal justice for most major city schools. The paper considers the higher costs of educational…
Descriptors: Assessed Valuation, Educational Finance, Educational Legislation, Educational Needs
Mays, James C., Comp. – 1973
This report contains nine speeches on various aspects of public school finance. Topics discussed include recent educational finance legislation, equalization aid, full State funding, property tax reform, and urban school finance reform. One speech describes the national public school finance picture; two others detail the Georgia school finance…
Descriptors: Conference Reports, Educational Finance, Educational Legislation, Elementary Education
Levin, Betsy; And Others – 1973
An essential prerequisite to reform of present methods of financing elementary and secondary schools and the development of an equitable, adequate, and workable system of school finance is a precise understanding of how the existing system works and its impact on different school districts and population groups. This report documents the existing…
Descriptors: Assessed Valuation, Economic Research, Educational Finance, Elementary Schools
Adams, Charles F.; And Others – 1972
This document contains papers that discuss (1) the role of the Federal Government in educational finance; (2) some proposals for full State funding of schools; (3) the implications for educational finance of recent State court decisions invalidating inequitable State school finance systems; (4) State plans for financing public schools; and (5)…
Descriptors: Bond Issues, Conference Reports, Educational Finance, Equal Education
Callahan, John J.; And Others – 1973
This study focuses on how central city school districts can benefit from educational finance reform. The publication is designed for use by both those charged with the responsibility for education matters and by the general public. The document begins with a discussion of the fiscal impact of several popular alternative school finance reforms,…
Descriptors: Educational Finance, Educational Legislation, Equalization Aid, Evaluation