Why shouldn’t all children in the state potentially benefit from education budget policies? Education is not a zero-sum game.
The bottom line of the U.S. Department of Education’s letter to the Dunleavy administration is that whatever the reason, $30 million of federal money was not distributed to our public schools. It’s sometimes difficult these days to tell the difference between intent and incompetence.
It’s hard to reason out why the administration of an “education governor,” who openly supports charter schools, would starve the public school system of funds that cost nothing from the state budget. Intent or incompetence? to submit via any web browser. Letters under 200 words have the best chance of being published. Writers should disclose any personal or professional connections with the subjects of their letters. Letters are edited for accuracy, clarity and length.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Letter: Fund education, not oil tax breaksThe Legislature should override the veto of education funds and then get us a decent price for our oil.
Read more »
Letter: Education differencesThose who choose to continue to promote their segmented beliefs and privileges should do so at their own expense.
Read more »
Letter: Invest in educationAn increase in the BSA is an investment in education, which will help districts continue to make advancements in education for our students and Alaska’s future workforce.
Read more »
Illinois Education Association releases annual education reportThe Illinois Education Association (IEA) has published its annual 'State of Education in Illinois' report, highlighting the challenges facing the state's education system.
Read more »