Many see recapture as a villain. But axing it won’t fix school finance.

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Even outspoken critics of Robin Hood, the controversial program that redistributes money among school districts, acknowledge that they need it to avoid future school finance lawsuits. www.texastribune.org

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Many see recapture as a villain. But axing it won’t fix school finance.

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