School Districts throughout the state are suing Colorado over how it funds education and have gone to the State Supreme Court urging them to uphold a lower court ruling that says the current system is irrational and inadequate.  Two of the main complaints from the schools is that the way funds have been set up it prevents districts from teaching an up-to-date curriculum and also leaves low-income students at a great disadvantage.  State attorneys have argued that the education funds should be decided by lawmakers and not the courts.  Ultimately, a law suit case could drastically change how lawmakers fund schools or force the state to find additional revenue.