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Why do the school districts of fast-growing cities, as well as towns with little industry, struggle to acquire enough local funding to finance expansion?
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Why do the school districts of fast-growing cities, as well as towns with little industry, struggle to acquire enough local funding to finance expansion?

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A large proportion of local education funding is property taxes. It led to Texas becoming a leader in the aerospace industry.
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