An edition of The courts seek fiscal neutrality in education
(1972)
The courts seek fiscal neutrality in education
interpretations and implications of the fiscal neutrality principle.
by D. Gene Watson
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The courts seek fiscal neutrality in education: interpretations and implications of the fiscal neutrality principle.
1972, Dept. of Educational Administration, Illinois State University
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The ongoing discussions. Hickrod, G. A. A tale of two conferences.
Sugarman, S. D. A judicial prod to legislative reform of educational finance.
James, H. T. Diagnosis and treatment of ailing school finance systems.
A historical perspective. Browning, R. S. The school finance reform movement in the courts: a brief history.
Riles, W. California and the Serrano decision.
Switz, R. C. School financing under the constitutional doctrine of Serrano v. Priest.
The implications for education. Nunnery, M. Y. and Kimbrough, R. B. Political implications of the Serrano line of decisions.
Reed, W. Success of the schools in the seventies: a matter of finance, governance, and performance.
Fitzwater, C. O. Impact of the Serrano decision.
McCarter, J. W., Phillips, S. L., and Clarke, E. H. The State's role in financing public education.
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