I assume cost of living in a city being higher though higher living costs but how does the school get more money to pay them then the teacher doing the same thing out in a town does the government give schools more money to schools in the city to pay them more just for them living in a city?
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Schools typically get money 2 ways, one is from the federal government on a per student basis. So more kids equal more money.
Two is from property taxes. If you are zoned for a school typically your property taxes go to that school. Its why most places make you go to the school you’re zoned for and why you can see a very clear difference between the quality of schools in low income vs high income areas.
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