In addition to the "Serrano v. Priest" decision, in 2013, California lawmakers created the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF), which provides greater resources to school districts with student populations having higher needs, being determined by the rate of children in poverty or foster care and the rate of English language learners in the district. LCFF has provided an additional 20% or more in "supplemental funding" to disadvantaged school districts and can make them better funded than school districts receiving the state-required minimum "basic aid" funding.