raised depend on property value. Therefore, the poor communities with lower property value will be taxed less and in turn receive less money for their schools. With the minute amount of money allocated to the inner city schools, it is difficult to ration it out between the teacher's salaries, school building improvements, textbooks, and other adequate learning resources. Kozol later quotes a newspaper that describes the school's funding policy as a scheme, "that has created an educational caste system" (Kozol 199). Again, due to the money being given to the areas of higher property value, the poor communities are being left to fend for themselves with the few provisions that they are given. Even if the wealthier areas have more money than they need, the money stays there. This is a form of discrimination based
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