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Figures listed in Facing Up”, a booklet of statistical data on Virginia’s public schools, illustrate inequities in the formula currently used to determine the amount of state funds allocated to localities for education. Rural areas subject to growth pressures and accompanying rise in land values are penalized by the formula which is based SO per cent on “fair market value” of property, 40 per cent on income and ten per cent on sales tax revenues within the jurisdiction.
According to statistics in “Facing Up”, Rappahannock stands fifth out of 94 counties in wealth per child based on 1974 values of real estate and
94.2%