Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
Who Counts as a Student in Poverty?
A 50-state and D.C. comparison of how states define student poverty for school funding and report cards.
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- A map dot marks states with poverty programs outside their main funding formula.
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The page describes map filters, a two-state comparison, and a sortable table whose state rows open further detail. Its source notes distinguish findings from absences: “none found” means the reviewed material yielded no result, not that a policy does not exist. A map dot identifies states with a poverty program outside their main funding formula. The page labels its map categories as draft and says they have not been approved.
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