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How much money is your state getting for education

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On Oct 1, it was announced that $21.8 Billion was being distributed to various states for education. This money is...
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Public school enrollment increasing due to economic crisis

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Yesterday, Lauren Starkey, the College Admissions Examiner wrote about colleges adjusting to the economic crisis...
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Get in-state tuition prices at out of state colleges

When Laren Starkeny the College Admissions Examiner wrote the article, State school=safety school? Maybe not in...
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States that pay for college part 2

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Previously, I have written about colleges that you can go to for free… if you can get in. There are also...
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States that pay for college part 1

Previously, I have written about colleges that you can go to for free… if you can get it. Read:Perhaps...
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How will giving more money to schools help the economy

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According to Yahoo News, Democrats want to use the big spending package designed to jump-start the staggering...
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Education sponsors needed

A suburban San Diego High School teacher is under fire because he sought sponsors in order to help raise money for...
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Education cuts abound

It seems that the knee jerk reaction to balancing state funds is to cut education. I guess it makes sense to not spend what we don't have, but how is...
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Whatever happened to free public education?

As children register for the new school year every fall, parents across the country have become accustomed to bringing their checkbooks. A student at...
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