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The Effect of School Funding on African-American Education

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The Effect of School Funding on African-American Education

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I feel that it is important to consider the funding for school that African-Americans acquire, specifically asking the questions of how it relates to socioeconomic mobility and education levels amongst this community.

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Students of color are extremely over-represented in high poverty schools(Duncombe). This shows the institutionalized racism that is present in our education system, which prevents the upward social mobility of African-Americans as well as other minority groups.

https://thecommonwealthinstitute.org/tci_research/unequal-opportunities-fewer-resources-worse-outcomes-for-students-in-schools-with-concentrated-poverty/

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Majority-Black school districts face funding gaps for their buildings

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San Francisco’s public schools have passed along and graduated huge numbers of children ... who [were] never taught to read or do basic math(Dodson).

https://www.sfexaminer.com/our_sections/forum/san-francisco-public-schools-hyper-focused-on-equity-but-failing-black-students/article_f6b39fdc-5ae9-11ed-a268-377c349e7c90.html

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However, more African-Americans are achieving higher education in recent years.

https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2019/rising-educational-attainment-among-blacks-or-african-americans-in-the-labor-force-1992-to-2018.htm

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Although African-Americans are achieving higher levels of education, the unemployment rates are still increasing.

https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2011/ted_20111005.htm