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Show v -- r ' as Vi';v T4 ft: surely not an impossible task that school patrons can un- derstand. They're your schools .education trends can they coexist? ,Mev Sy Uvsr Education Editor K. CiafHa . two current trends in edu- a rising call for bet-itcation cooperation between the-home and the school and the I drive for equality of financial ! support run counter to each ? other. er I It may happen that the i greater the financial equity I the lesser the opportunity for f home involvement . i The recent U. S. Supreme Court reversal of the in Texas Rodriquez Case may have taken some pres- sure off the drive for financial equality. But there is little doubt the drive will continue. Like many other cases around the nation, Rodriquez argved that any financing system which allowed one district to spend substantially more per student than another was unconstitutional because it violated the equal protection amendment of the constitution. In reversing Rodriquez, the Supreme Court, in effect, said in tax systems is apparent. There are three general approaches to school financial equality: 1. Foundation programs, such as Utahs, wherein the state guarantees a uniform basic program for all school districts. 2. A power equalizing program wherein Theater TV Today g D Most school finance observ- - 28, 1973 MARCH WEDNESDAY, system the state simply would guarantee equal financial ability among districts which then could finance the programs they need or that their patrons want. ers agree, however, that if DESERET NEWS the state guarantees equal revenue from equal property tax levies no matter what the posed by the state they have to do so on their own resources. A district such as' Davis, with a, with a very low assessed valuation per child, would be extremely handicapped. Under a power equalizing assessed valuation per child. system local school property 3. Full state funding wherein tax levies would be set by the the state takes over complete local school board. It could responsibility for school fi- have as rich or as poor a pronance. gram as it determined. Under the Utah system, if under Only power equalizdistricts want to exceed the ing could full local involvement be achieved. Under this dead level of uniformity im ab- solute equality is the goal being sought full state funding is the only way to achieve it. But it has some hazards, one of which was spcPed out clearly by Erick L. Lindman, professor of education at the University of California at Los Angeles, speaking as a school administrator convention in San Francisco. uniformity d may be as undesirable as ine quality. How! Sinus Hcsdschs Formula Under such a system, he said, local initiative in the development and maintenance of innovative programs would be severely restricted. . .the prevailing weakness of the public school system would not be financial inequality, but rather excessive uniformity." In view of the rising recognition of the necessity of school-hom- e cooperation, Utah should further consider its school finance system now that the pressure or Rodriand devise a quez is off program which will encourage greater local involvement in school decisions. It also should strive to achieve a system r.rrunf y SbesIIsMoFlh Pflfrmne fj?n Sii.4jJ iMjlUJyuu Contains 4 more medical ingredients than aspirin alone even more than any sinus remedy. more than any sinus remedy. 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The court made several interesting observations: size That reform is for the legislatures, not the courts. That education, despite its vital role in American life, is net a fundamental constitu- i His I riCUL SAME LOW PRICE tional right. That the need for reform u Mattress or Fair aides seek to enlist youth l I Box Managers of county and state fairs in Utah plan to develop new ways of involving young people as participants in and patrons of fairs. Members of the Utah Association of Fairs and Shows (UAFS) discussed youth involvement in future fairs during UAFSs recent annual meeting in Salt Lake City . More people are attending Utah fairs now than ever "before, said Mrs. Barbara of, Busby, secretary-treasure- r the association. Last year, more than 100,000 persons attended the Salt Lake County Fair; and more than 300,000 attended the Utah State Fair. Springs Each piece regardless of size! Gov. 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