Each year, the Dallas Independent School District (DISD) gives students, teachers and parents an early-semester economics lesson when it presents its school-year budget. Aside from salaries, though, most taxpayers don’t know how their money is distributed. Here’s what was appropriated last year, DISD’s 1992-93 funding priorities, if not its figures, will probably mirror this past year’s.
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