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enough: A "top flight school system" is almost always attributable to a top flight median income in the community. And highly compensated people tend to be A) Smart, and B) Have smart kids. Voila, a "top flight school system". If it were only a matter of expenditures, sorry 'investment', folks would be flocking to the school systems that spend the most; Boston, Providence, Springfield, Bridgeport. And that's hardly the case. If I'm wrong, name a few "top flight" school systems in New England that are not in wealthy communities. And finally, If I invest $60,000 in a new kitchen, the value of my home will increase by more than that. If I agree to 'invest' the same amount in the Warwick public schools it will do nothing to the value of my home. These confiscatory "investments" remain a time-honored myth.