Can you make an comprehensive summary based on this information "According to the National School Boards Association, The poverty rate is still the highest for Black students, and they attend high-poverty schools with limited resources, funding, and poor curriculum. The achievement gap between Black and white students has not been closed, and black students are less likely to achieve academic success. Amongst Black students, School dropout rates remain high, and graduation rates and college enrollment rates remain low. Racial segregation in schools is still an issue. However, poverty factors in schools show that income level segregation plays a more direct role in students' academic achievements; attending school with primarily poor or low-income students significantly lowers the chances of better academic performance. According to The Education Trust, Districts with the most Black and Latino students receive substantially less state and local revenue as much as $2,700 per student than districts with the fewest black and Latino students. A district with 5,000 students means $13.5 million in missing resources. Across the country, districts with the most students of color on average receive substantially less (16%) state and local revenue than districts with the fewest students of color, equating to approximately $13.5 million for a 5,000-student district. High-poverty districts receive on average 5% less (about $800 per student) state and local revenue than low-poverty districts. There are 37 states where districts that serve the highest concentrations of students from low-income backgrounds are not receiving substantially more funding than their more affluent counterparts