Or Senators can construct their own funding system and introduce it. You then can ask them to do all of the things listed above for members of the House. It could take a long time, on the order or two or three years, for the legislature to enact a major reform of the public education system. During that time, it is important for people to take actions that will keep the issue fresh and provide new opportunities for engagement with legislators and with other concerned constituents. Work with your school board.
Newspapers routinely cover school board meetings.
This makes them good opportunities to get and keep the funding issue in front of the public. Ask your school board to pass a resolution endorsing one or more state-level proposals to reform school funding. Ask them also to send a copy of their adopted resolution to their state Representatives and Senators. Ask your school board to invite their Representatives and Senators to a special meeting where the community can discuss the different proposals for raising the state subsidy and cutting local taxes. If necessary, have the meeting without local legislators.