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Urban students are demographically and culturally diverse.............................................................................. 9  \n2. The number of urban students from immigrant households is growing.............................................................. 11  \nPolicy/Practice Discussion Box 1: What School Districts With Large EL Populations Do ............................... 16  \n3. Urban students living in poverty: The population has been spreading throughout schools................................. 18  \n4. Urban students are supported by parents with high expectations.................................................................. 21  \n5. Urban students have a wide variety of in-school and after-school programs....................................................... 24  \nPolicy/Practice Discussion Box 2: How Urban Districts Serve Students With High-Quality Programs .............. 26  \n6. Urban students have more chances to learn from educators with high credentials............................................. 28  \nPolicy/Practice Discussion Box 3: How Urban Districts Support High-Quality Teachers ................................... 30  \n7. Urban students have more access to learning in the digital age..................................................................... 32  \n© 2024 National School Boards Association, All Rights Reserved  \nPart II: Five Equity Issues That Challenge Urban School Districts .......................................................................... 34  \nWhy we need to address equity challenges ........................................................................................................... 34  \n1. Funding .................................................................................................................................................................... 37  \nTitle I funding and services ....................................................................................................................................... 37  \nSchool revenue sources ............................................................................................................................................ 39  \nFunding challenges that urban school boards may face .............................................................................................. 42  \nPolicy/Practice Box 4. How Urban School Districts Cope With Inflation and Inequitable Funding ........................43  \n2. 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