Low funding severely impacts underprivileged schools, leading to insufficient resources, outdated materials, and limited access to technology. This financial strain often results in larger class sizes, reduced extracurricular programs, and inadequate support staff, hindering students' educational opportunities. Teachers may face challenges in delivering quality instruction due to a lack of professional development and support. Ultimately, low funding exacerbates inequities in the education system, limiting the potential of students from disadvantaged backgrounds and perpetuating a cycle of poverty.