Currently, the amount of money a school receives is not based on the needs of its students, and the amount taxpayers must pay to support education is very different in each town.
While some schools have what they need, others are struggling to provide basic supplies, making it difficult to offer their students the high-quality education they deserve.
Founded in 2015, the nonprofit Connecticut School Finance Project strives to be a trusted, nonpartisan, and independent source of accurate data and information that transcends special interests.
Build knowledge about how the current school funding system works.
Bring together stakeholders who are impacted by how schools are funded.
Identify solutions to Connecticut’s school funding challenges that are fair to students and taxpayers, and strengthen schools and communities.
