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FY24 Appropriations Update

An update from the Committee For Education Funding plus a guest blog with resources to help navigate the new FAFSA application process.

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January 2024: AESA State Examiner

The January 2024 State Examiner focuses on what is happening in statehouses around the country regarding high dosage tutoring and related interventions. It also includes reports about broadly shared state budget challenges, and special reports about education issues published during the month.

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December 2023: AESA State Examiner

The December 2023 State Examiner focuses on special education funding, State budget allocations, and special reports about education issues published during the month.

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November 2023: AESA State Examiner

The November State Examiner reviews legislation related to student health and welfare. It also features four reports from Pew Research, National Institute of Early Education, Mental Health America, and Fordham Institute. Six new advocacy tips round out this edition.

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Call to Action: FY24 Appropriations (Again)

Call to Action: FY24 Appropriations (Again) Back to Blog November 13, 2023 No, we’re NOT making this up. We are once again applying pressure on Congress to complete their funding work for federal fiscal year 2024 (FY24), federal dollars that will be in your schools for the 2024-25 school year. In the latest iteration of…

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The Effects of School Board Behaviors on Student Outcomes – An Evaluation of Lone Star Governance

The Effects of School Board Behaviors on Student Outcomes – An Evaluation of Lone Star Governance Back to Blog November 6, 2023 In the current educational landscape, school trustees face a distinct and challenging environment characterized by political maneuvering and persistent change, largely influenced by the recent pandemic. The educational system’s shockwaves stemming from COVID-19…

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AI, Cyber Security, & E-Rate

AI, Cyber Security, & E-Rate November 6, 2023 Federal policy conversations may seem to be gridlocked—hello, annual appropriations work and the recent three-week endeavor to get a Speaker of the House. That doesn’t mean it’s a full ground stop, though, especially as it relates to education technology and connectivity. We want to use this month’s…

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