Do Georgia's low-income students need more funding?
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Georgia is one of only six states that do not factor low-income students into their annual school-funding formulas – even as roughly one-third of Georgia’s roughly 1.7 million students in county and city public schools were classified by the state as living in poverty last year.
Do Georgia's low-income students need more funding?
Do Georgia's low-income students need more funding?
Do Georgia's low-income students need more funding?
Do Georgia's low-income students need more funding?
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