GaBudget
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School funding challenges experienced in Barrow County, per editorial in Barrow Journal:
about 23 hours ago
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Read NYT piece: Gap in College Graduates Leaves Some Cities Behind. Georgia faces similar challenges.
about 23 hours ago
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Check out this interview - GBPI Exec. Dir. Alan Essig discusses education budget cuts with @ @
10:32 AM May 23rd
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@ cites GBPI research in recent editorial "Penny wise and pound foolish school budgets "
1:05 PM May 22nd
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Tax credits shift funding from public schools to benefit private schools. As if public schools aren't suffering enough
12:48 PM May 22nd
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NYTimes: Public Money Finds Back Door to Private Schools
3:04 AM May 22nd
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Listen to All Things Considered @ 90.1FM at 5:45 pm, Alan Essig will discuss the educ. budget with @
1:44 PM May 21st
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We rely on your support to promote greater state fiscal accountability and improved services for all Georgians.http://bit.ly/orLQxL
6:07 AM May 18th
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Are Georgia Leaders Willing to Strengthen Education Policies?
11:29 AM May 17th
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Declining state support for and HOPE changes hinder GA's goal to graduate 250K more college students by 2020.
10:35 AM May 17th
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New Normal in Georgia - Educating more students with less state and local support (FY 2013 Budget Analysis: PK-12)
7:53 AM May 17th
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@ op-ed links long-term unemployment to increased suicide, divorce and cancer.
2:08 PM May 16th
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Georgia state courts receive less than 1 percent of the state budget, forcing the state to backlog criminal cases
1:34 PM May 14th
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Georgia judges and lawyers demand adequate funding for state court.
1:32 PM May 14th
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Georgia ranks # 42 on long-term services and support for older adults, people with disabilities, and family caregivers
12:56 PM May 14th
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An interactive graphic traces rising student debt levels since 2004. Searchable by school.
8:10 AM May 13th
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A new series, Degrees of Debt, examines soaring college costs and the debt students take on in pursuit of education.
7:29 AM May 13th
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Is education a priority in GA? FY12 state budget rose by 2% over previous year, but funding for higher education was reduced by 8% @
1:33 PM May 10th
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Georgia lacks a clear and accountable plan to improve access to postsecondary education and completion. @
1:21 PM May 10th
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GA must improve its policies and funding to raise educational attainment of its population and to compete economically @
1:20 PM May 10th
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- Name GBPI
- Location Atlanta, GA
- Web http://www.gbpi.org
- Bio An independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit that strives to raise the level of public policy debate in Georgia. Check out our website for more info.
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