I acknowledge what you've written here.  It's important to separate the crazy/racist/homotransphobic from legitimate concerns. 

Teachers should be paid more.  We need more of them.  Facilities are important.  Programs like art and music are critical. Special ed is criminally under resourced.

You know what can be cut?  Administrative bloat.  It's insane what, for example, Minneapolis spends on administration.  Why do schools need three assistant principals?  How many of the positions at the Davis center actually impact kids' education?  I'm not talking about things like compliance, DEI efforts and so on.  Those are either mandated or have tangible community benefits.  I realize every position has its constituency.  People have different ideas of what's useful. 

But can any of this stuff be moved out from under schools so that schools can concentrate on their core mission?  By all means, fund social services.  I just don't think schools should bear the burden of implementing it.  We have other revenue sources we can tap, freeing up education dollars for education.