Campaign for Fiscal Equity

The Campaign for Fiscal Equity was a movement advocating for more fair and adequate funding of public schools, especially in underprivileged areas. It challenged the idea that local taxes alone could provide a quality education everywhere, arguing that wealthier districts received more resources than poorer ones. The goal was to ensure all students, regardless of their neighborhood, had access to quality facilities, teachers, and programs necessary for success. Through legal efforts and advocacy, the campaign aimed to hold government accountable for providing equitable education opportunities across different communities.