Writer’s choicReview the Supreme Court’s decision in the case San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez and discuss how this case set the stage for future constitutional activity regarding state education finance systems (3-5 pages).e

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Review the Decision: San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez 
BACKGROUND
Public school financing in Texas is a product of both state and local funding. A sizeable amount of the funds the schools receive come from state-funded programs whose aim is to provide the same minimum educational requirements; regardless of the area on which the schools are, or the composition of the school district. However, that practice menaces the poorest districts in the state of Texas. Given the fact that each school district calculates the amount of state aid compared to the value of propriety taxes, many schools placed in districts with low propriety tax are menaced by that practice. What is true is that the legislation seems to benefit the richest districts, who receive a substantial amount of state aid that they might supplement with funding from other sources, leaving most of the state aid to districts that cannot get the funding they need in other ways or asking the school stakeholders.
In the same way, the school districts in Texas are known for having financial issues; favoring certain districts over others, and falling short when providing enough funding to schools. Rodriguez, a member of the Edgewood Concerned Parents Association, pointed the issue out and considered that it was unconstitutional that richer districts had more funding that the poor ones. That way, Edgewood could not hire adequate p…