First off, I very much agree with you.<p>I think &quot;good school district&quot; is coded language for what you&#x27;re making explicit—a district comprised of schools and teachers with necessary and adequate resources to provide &quot;good&#x2F;better&#x2F;best&quot; education.<p>I don&#x27;t mean to detract from your point, because I think it is definitely key to education problems nationwide.<p>Edit: My statement about coded language did not include mention of the segregation and amplified economic disparity&#x2F;inequality. It was not my intention to omit this as a means of saying it is irrelevant. It most certainly is. I was hasty in my paraphrasing. My apologies to rayiner for detracting from his very important point, which was not what I meant to do.