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P-ISSN 3071-4982
E-ISSN 3071-4990
Research Article
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2026August 17, 2026 CDT

Paying the Instability Tax: A Spatial Systems Analysis of Structural Racism, School Finance, and K–12 Leadership Workforce Dynamics in Michigan

Phillip Caldwell, II, Ph.D.,
Spatial EquitySchool Finance Structural RacismLeadership Workforce DynamicsQuantCritAdministrative Turnover
https://doi.org/10.66981/001c.166921

Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2026

Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2026
  • An Agenda for Spatial Equity
    Rajah E. Smart
  • Paying the Instability Tax: A Spatial Systems Analysis of Structural Racism, School Finance, and K–12 Leadership Workforce Dynamics in Michigan
    Phillip Caldwell, II
  • Proximity and Policy: The Spatial Attractiveness of Data Centers Across Five U.S. Markets
    Jacques Gionni Carr
  • Mapping Urbanicity and TRIO Student Support Services Program Availability in the United States
    Aminah CrawfordJohn Paul AcostaGeneva Sarcedo
  • Contaminated Spaces: A Critical Policy Analysis of Historical School Siting Policy and Environmental Racism in Detroit and Houston
    Daniel I. DawerTyra Timm
  • Uprooting the Grounds in Ohio’s State Takeover School Districts
    Quinci B. Teer
JSEE
Caldwell, II, Phillip. 2026. “Paying the Instability Tax: A Spatial Systems Analysis of Structural Racism, School Finance, and K–12 Leadership Workforce Dynamics in Michigan.” Journal of Spatial Equity and Education 1 (1): 11–17. https://doi.org/10.66981/001c.166921.
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