I'm not going to get into details because I'd prefer to keep myself anonymous but I do put my money where my mouth is on this issue. 

You correct this by fixing the opportunity gap. You shouldn't only have access to sub par education because you're in a black neighborhood. People think that because segregation ended then things are fine, and everything is fair. But that's not the case. The effects of racist policies impact multiple generations. 

When it comes to public education every student deserves the same quality of education. If you live in Palo Alto for example you shouldn't have schools in ruin on one side of the highway and elite over-funded schools on the other side. 

Obviously different regions to a point will have different resources. But the idea that a rich neighborhood within city limits gets better schools is fundamentally unfair. This is not just a racial issue but the reason it affects people of color more is the result of explicitly racist past policies.