I applaud the idea...but what are the facts.  Is each school provided an equal dollar amount per student?  Is the individual school able to chose how they address their students?  One school could choose to provide tutors for a reduced number of classes as their best strategy and another choose to provide none of that service, and, instead provide a broader range of classes that are unsupported.  Two different looks at what unequal means.  If a school is funded to provide a wide range of offerings and receives ADDITIONAL  money to support those classes, that is unequal funding.