Stimulus Bill and Education
Due to the recent passing of the Economic Stimulus bill, a large chunk of federal money will be used to fund education. From what I can gather, the number is around $100 billion dollars. This New York Times piece hints at how Education Secretary Arne Duncan might wield his power. I worry that huge chunks of this money will go to bail out state funding shortfalls, instead of stimulating reform. What is the best way to spend $100 billion dollars wisely in schools? How would you allocate it?
posted by Questions for Schools @ 8:44 PM
2 Comments
2 Comments:
We tend to use good writing services able to analyze big amonts of data and point out particularities that can be key ones for made by papersmart sample thesis proposals full of creative thinking as well as critical reflections. It has to be a really excellent assistance for each of us.
Your website looks great. It shares lots of good information. Thanks for the share. Best dissertation writing services
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home