Why The Feds Should Pay For College
Could the feds “have covered the tuition bill of every student at every public college in the country”? The Atlantic explains.
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March 8, 2013
March 4, 2013
Coming March 27 To A School Near You: Education’s Next Federal Budget Crisis
For those of you sick of supercommittees, debt ceilings, fiscal cliffs, and sequesters, we have just the cure for your federal budget crisis-itis: another federal budget crisis.
Coming March 27 To A School Near You: Education’s Next Federal Budget Crisis
For those of you sick of supercommittees, debt ceilings, fiscal cliffs, and sequesters, we have just the cure for your federal budget crisis-itis: another federal budget crisis.
January 2, 2013
Indiana School Funding Still In Limbo After ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Deal
Without Congressional action beyond the deal approved last night, Indiana schools could still stand to lose tens of millions of dollars in federal education funding next school year.
Indiana School Funding Still In Limbo After ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Deal
Without Congressional action beyond the deal approved last night, Indiana schools could still stand to lose tens of millions of dollars in federal education funding next school year.
December 28, 2012
Your ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Primer: Here’s What You Should Know About The Looming Budget Deadline
Here’s your StateImpact primer on what’s next for education if the budget deadline passes without a compromise.
Your ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Primer: Here’s What You Should Know About The Looming Budget Deadline
Here’s your StateImpact primer on what’s next for education if the budget deadline passes without a compromise.
December 20, 2012
Fiscal Cliff Cuts To Impact Aid Would Not Have Significant Effect On Indiana Schools
The Bloomfield School District would lose about $46,000 in federal Impact Aid funding if the president and Congress can’t reach a deal ahead of a looming budget deadline. But most Indiana schools wouldn’t feel significant effects until the 2013-14 school year.
Fiscal Cliff Cuts To Impact Aid Would Not Have Significant Effect On Indiana Schools
The Bloomfield School District would lose about $46,000 in federal Impact Aid funding if the president and Congress can’t reach a deal ahead of a looming budget deadline. But most Indiana schools wouldn’t feel significant effects until the 2013-14 school year.
December 10, 2012
What’s At Stake For Special Education In Fiscal Cliff Negotiations
If Indiana schools were to lose an estimated $114 million in funding at stake in the “fiscal cliff” debate, programs for some of the state’s most vulnerable student populations would feel a deeper impact.
What’s At Stake For Special Education In Fiscal Cliff Negotiations
If Indiana schools were to lose an estimated $114 million in funding at stake in the “fiscal cliff” debate, programs for some of the state’s most vulnerable student populations would feel a deeper impact.
November 13, 2012
What The Fiscal Cliff Means For Indiana’s K-12 Schools & Higher Ed Institutions
We’re starting to get a better understanding of what’s at stake for Indiana students if federal lawmakers cannot reach a deal to avoid a “fiscal cliff” they’ll hit at year’s end.
What The Fiscal Cliff Means For Indiana’s K-12 Schools & Higher Ed Institutions
We’re starting to get a better understanding of what’s at stake for Indiana students if federal lawmakers cannot reach a deal to avoid a “fiscal cliff” they’ll hit at year’s end.
September 17, 2012
How Much The Failure Of The ‘Supercommittee’ Could Cost Indiana Schools
Overall, Indiana school districts stand to lose a sum total of more than $114 million because of a 7.8 percent across-the-board cut, the analysis shows. That said, no district would lose more than 3 percent of their total revenues because of the automatic cuts.
How Much The Failure Of The ‘Supercommittee’ Could Cost Indiana Schools
Overall, Indiana school districts stand to lose a sum total of more than $114 million because of a 7.8 percent across-the-board cut, the analysis shows. That said, no district would lose more than 3 percent of their total revenues because of the automatic cuts.
September 7, 2012
The Indiana Districts ‘Racing’ For A $400M Federal Prize
23 Indiana school corporations have formally expressed interest in applying for a share in a $400 million pot of federal money at stake in a nationwide competition for school districts called Race To The Top. Obama administration officials will dole out the cash to districts who most impress them by “demonstrat[ing] how they can personalize education [...]
The Indiana Districts ‘Racing’ For A $400M Federal Prize
23 Indiana school corporations have formally expressed interest in applying for a share in a $400 million pot of federal money at stake in a nationwide competition for school districts called Race To The Top. Obama administration officials will dole out the cash to districts who most impress them by “demonstrat[ing] how they can personalize education [...]
September 5, 2012
How Much Your School District Might Lose If Lawmakers Cut Federal Spending
If cuts like those called for in the Ryan plan were to pass, Indiana districts would lose a grand total of $280 million in federal revenues. But no single Indiana district would lose more than 6 percent of their total revenues.
How Much Your School District Might Lose If Lawmakers Cut Federal Spending
If cuts like those called for in the Ryan plan were to pass, Indiana districts would lose a grand total of $280 million in federal revenues. But no single Indiana district would lose more than 6 percent of their total revenues.