districts

The districts appear to be relatively large, and most districts are reporting 0% counted while others are at e.g.

The problem is that they are accountable to gerrymandered districts so they are basically guaranteed support on their extreme ideas.

For example, American congressmen are hesitant to close expensive and unnecessary domestic bases because they mean jobs and votes for their home districts.

Sometimes that, also sometimes school districts buy Office 365 licenses so that students have access to this software.

Remember, though, that these programs exist to put money back into Congressional districts more than anything else.

That's totally how you get people to risk their lives and patrol the West Districts of Baltimore.

Should the tax-payers be on the hook for obligations that were unilaterally created by local school districts?

Perhaps more problems could be solved if funding for school districts wasn't tied so directly to homeowners in the area (since affluent areas would concentrate the wealth to schools in their districts).

We launched in 2014, and already have thousands of paying districts, with our software installed on over 1.5M school-owned devices.

Some of the most vulnerable coastal districts in Bangladesh—Khulna, Satkhira, and Bagerhat—lie along India's border.

School districts can unilaterally give raises to teachers, which increases the tax-payer's burden via additional pension obligations when that teacher retires.

In some parts of the world, like the US, better school districts are correlated to areas with higher property tax revenue.

“Malls without walls”, whole shopping districts, resemble parts of the city, with real streets and brick and stone façades, and transpire to be privately owned.

You see this stupid argument on the expat groups on Facebook all the time, people slagging off on expats that live in the more western districts because somehow living in a western style apartment isn't "authentic Vietnamese living".