[geeks] geeks Digest, Vol 86, Issue 11

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> Abbott district spend lots of money, but the house prices in the  
> district are lower. Money doesn't buy a good school district, but it  
> can lure the admin and teachers to build one.
> 
> Lionel 

Check the housing prices in Jersey City.  They aren't cheaper.  What
you say can be true in most cases because the demand for houses in a
district with good schools will drive up prices but it not always
the case.  A "bad" district could have higher prices for housing for
other reasons.

Bob