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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 38 > No. 3 (1974)

 

Volume 38, Number 3 (Winter-Spring 1974)
Future Directions for School Finance Reform

Betsy Levin
Special Editor for this Symposium

Preliminary

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Foreword

Betsy Levin

293

 

Article

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Introduction: “Fiscal Neutrality” After Rodriguez

John E. Coons

299

 

I. Reform Through the State Courts: Strategies for Reform in Selected States

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Editor’s Introduction ot the State Studies

Betsy Levin

309

 

New Jersey

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Robinson v. Cahill: The “Thorough and Efficient” Clause

Paul L. Tractenberg

312

 

California

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Serrano v. Priest’s Inputs and Outputs

Kenneth L. Karst

333

 

Michigan

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Milliken v. Green: Breaking the Legislative Deadlock

Elwood Hain

350

 

Washington

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Northshore School District v. Kinnear: The “General and Uniform” and “Ample Provision” Clauses

William R. Andersen

366

 

Texas

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Rodriguez v. San Antonio Independent School District: Gathering the Ayes of Texas—The Politics of School Finance Reform

Mark G. Yudof and Daniel C. Morgan

383

 

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The Cost-Quality Debate in School Finance Litigation: Do Dollars Make a Difference?

John E. McDermott and Stephen P. Klein

415

 

II. Reform Through State Legislatures

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What is a “Just” System for Financing Schools: An Evaluation of Alternative Reforms

Stephan Michelson

436

 

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The First Round of Legislative Reforms in the Post-Serrano World

W. Norton Grubb

459

 

III. Reform Through Congress

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Federal Aid to Schools: Its Limited Future

P. Michael Timpane

493

 

IV. Other Educational Reforms

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Family Choice: The Next Step in the Quest for Equal Educational Opportunity?

Stephen D. Sugarman

513

 

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The Potential Impact of Rodriguez on Other School Reform Litigation

Peter D. Roos

566

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff