February 8, 2025 - 02:30

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer is calling for urgent action to address the ongoing inequities in school funding across the state. Despite a task force's decision to extend its deadline for recommendations to July 2026, Meyer emphasizes the need for a solution this year. He argues that the current system disproportionately affects students in underfunded districts, leading to significant disparities in educational opportunities.
Meyer has been vocal about the importance of equitable funding, asserting that every child in Delaware deserves access to quality education, regardless of their zip code. He believes that the time for discussion has passed, and it is crucial for lawmakers to prioritize this issue in the upcoming legislative session.
The governor's push comes at a time when many educators and advocates are rallying for a fairer distribution of resources. With the school year underway, the urgency of addressing these funding disparities has never been more critical for the future of Delaware's students.
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