Upcoming budget changes stand to disrupt schools where students' families have less education and income than their wealthy, more educated counterparts. Poorly funded and urban schools will have to face the challenge of losing new enthusiastic educators in light of the fact that these schools battle teacher retention even in the best of budgetary times. The effects will ripple as poorly funded schools are generally more likely to lose experienced educators as well. The teachers that remain will undoubtedly feel the additional pressure that will trickle down and lead to more battles at bargaining tables across the state.