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States are Spending More on Education, But Low-Income Schools Come Up Short
Lauren Wagner
March 17, 2026
Half of Maryland鈥檚 School Districts Still Not at $60K Teacher Salary Threshold
William J. Ford
March 13, 2026
Florida State Audit Displays School Choice Woes
Jay Waagmeester
November 25, 2025
Nearly All State Funding for Missouri School Vouchers Used for Religious Schools
Annelise Hanshaw
October 18, 2025
Flat Federal Funding Stymies Head Start as State Child Care Resources Diminish
Whitney Downard
August 9, 2025
Louisiana Legislature Gives Landry a Win With State Money for Private Schools
Greg Larose
May 20, 2024
Oregon Schools Struggle to Meet Demand for Summer Learning Without State Funds
Alex Baumhardt
July 24, 2023
Indiana Taxpayers Will Send Millions More to Charter Schools in New State Budget
Casey Smith
May 4, 2023
District Boundaries Leave Quality Schools Out of Reach for Low-Income Families
Linda Jacobson
October 14, 2021
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