AUSTIN, Texas — Attorneys representing about 600 school districts argued Monday that the Texas school financing system is so ‘‘hopelessly broken’’ that it violates the state Constitution and keeps students from being prepared for the well-paying jobs of tomorrow.
Six lawsuits have been filed on behalf of about two-thirds of Texas school districts, which educate about 75 percent of the state’s roughly 5 million students. They have been rolled into a single, massive case, which opened before state District Judge John Dietz in Austin. The trial is expected to last into January.
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See Texas? Darwinism *does* exist!